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Bandwidth of VM's Ethernet bridge?

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Dear Community,

 

I'm planning to grant my windows machine high speed access to the unraid by running a Windows VM on it and connecting to that via 4Gb/s Fibre Channel direct connection.

I could, in theory, then route the internal Network bridge through to my Fibre Channel connection (which, as I have read elsewhere, is not supported in Unraid natively).

 

So now on to the question: Will the internal br0 of the VM allow speeds in excess of 400MB/s to the UnRAID? (I have a 480GB cache SSD)

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Quick test on my windows 8.1 VM

 

Running a 400MB file write on \\tower7\downloads 5 times...
Iteration 1:   1023,25 MB/sec
Iteration 2:    912,20 MB/sec
Iteration 3:   1113,07 MB/sec
Iteration 4:   1110,29 MB/sec
Iteration 5:   1066,46 MB/sec
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Average (W):   1045,06 MB/sec
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Running a 400MB file read on \\tower7\downloads 5 times...
Iteration 1:    609,48 MB/sec
Iteration 2:    533,31 MB/sec
Iteration 3:    345,95 MB/sec
Iteration 4:    691,91 MB/sec
Iteration 5:    308,42 MB/sec
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Average (R):    497,82 MB/sec
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That looks GOOD! :) Thank you!

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on that note.. seems my Fibre Channel Idea wont work since the VM would access the Server via IP, which seems difficult to impossible to get working with Fibre.

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