June 21, 20206 yr I will include screenshots for a visual example. I am hardwired into my LAN which is capable of gig speeds. That being said, when I transfer a file from my PC to a share, also loacted via a SSD cache drive, it is transfering at 90 to 110MB/s. I just transfered 110gb of files over to the server and it took 20 minutes. My PC was sending around 800Mbps out and the server was recieving about 800Mbps, so that makes sense. At first I thought that it was 110Megabytes per second which would equal 880Mbps - but with that calculation, it should have transfered all of this data in 3.8 minutes - ALMOST a gig a second. Am I missing something here? The SSD cache drive should be transfering data a LOT faster. Here are screenshots Task manager of ethernet on main computer - https://gyazo.com/dcc304ead7921b3f7b01dc4a01e90fa1 Task manager of disk drive on main computer - https://gyazo.com/b01d007965c51ec18472f1d8ea76ef39 Transfer screen - https://gyazo.com/562c492d02d78bb880888f4883386d4a unRAID network interface - https://gyazo.com/5b14100f8600d6a903d494efeec5d7c0 unRAID stats panel - https://gyazo.com/831179ebde5ef69923c1ac7b95d1d30a
June 21, 20206 yr Community Expert You are confusing gigabit with gigabyte, gigabit LAN can transfer at around 110MB/s, only 10GbE Ethernet can transfer at 1GB/s+
June 21, 20206 yr Author 42 minutes ago, johnnie.black said: You are confusing gigabit with gigabyte, gigabit LAN can transfer at around 110MB/s, only 10GbE Ethernet can transfer at 1GB/s+ What I am getting at from your reply is it is not possible to transfer at that speed with my current setup. I would need to by 10GbE cards for the computers that I want transfering at that speed. Why is task manager showing I am sending files at 800+Mbps?
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