SMB transfer speed slow.

[Masturnar1]

While transfering movie to my unraid server i manage to get 10mb/s. But i should get more my internet is capable of 60mb/s.

Using gigabit lan

I have 1 ms latency when i ping server

Using great cable not the cheap wall-mart one.

 

How i fix those tranfer speed need help.

[gundamguy]

Your internet speed isn't really relevant because this should be all done across your LAN.

 

10mb/s is what I would expect of a network connection working at 10/100 not gigabit speeds. Your unRAID network adapter is gigabit it seems, so check to make sure you are using cat5e or better cables, that any switches or routers in between are also capable of gigabit speeds. I think you have a weak link somewhere that's slowing it down to 10/100.

[Masturnar1]

I have a wrt1900ac router and using 2 gigabit port on the router switch and unraid tell that im using a 10/100/1000 connection and using cat6 cable.

 

Using a old dell motherboard from a vostro 230 mt probably the reason for slowing

[AppleJon]

10mb/s (bits) or 10MB/s (bytes) ?

 

Were you transferring from or to Unraid?

 

What kind of drive or drives do you have in the unraid machine?

 

What is the OS and type of PC you were using at the other end?

[Masturnar1]

Now i have only 300KB/s with SMB lol i use a old vostro 230 mt transfering from windows

[ahab666]

hi,

 

same here - please explain ….

 

1. are u using the standard m$ windows explorer for the file copy/move ?

 

2. does any docker app or plugin use the same /(user) share/ that you try to copy/move the file to ?

 

if 2. does the dockerapp or the plugin use a user named nobody - if you let the app create the directory the owner of the dir and its sub-directories is nobody and you cannot delete or  move a files/dirs from that directory-tree ….

 

I found a workaround using krusader and changing the permissions - like everyone can read/write - suddenly I get my full GB LanSpeed - like 80-120 Mbyte / sec … - changed that back …. and 300 KB to max 3,5 MB /sec again

 

seems like there is a little problem with the permission/inheritance behaviour with samba connections

 

cheers