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Increasing Speed on RN3138
We currently have a Ready Nas RN3138. Each bay with 4x 4TB Drives running X Raid and Raid 5. Were looking to whatever we can to increase the speed for server connectivity.
What would be the be...
On Average we have about 15-20 users at a time connected to the server.
Most users are accessing Excel files , QuickBook Files, and Adobe illustrator files.
We have concerns with large file transfer reads, along with small files/folder browsing
I know editing video content over this system would not be affected.
Were currently using Egnyte for cloud storagage which syncs to our Ready NAS.
It's always a good idea to check the disk health when you are seeing performance issues - especially if they are new. So perhaps look at the SMART stats in disk_info.log Also, check the network stats in network_settings.log and your switches.
Are you using link aggregation? If so, how is it set up?
Also, are any shares configured to use "strict sync"? That will hurt performance.
Can you run NasTester and report the results? http://www.808.dk/?code-csharp-nas-performance
Ideally you'd get results when the NAS is idle, and also when it is under it's normal load.
Thanks Stephen, Apologies for the Dealy.
In regards to bonding on the Ready NAS , Ours is currently not bonded but does have a static IP. I have created the trunk in the HP Switch for LACP.
When creating the bond on the Ready NAS, Should I added the static IP after creating the Bond?
Colossal-Media wrote:
When creating the bond on the Ready NAS, Should I added the static IP after creating the Bond?
It shouldn't matter - and if the static IP address wasn't applied then you wouldn't be able to reach the NAS.
Can you try NASTester on a Windows PC, so we can get some idea of what speeds you are getting? http://www.808.dk/?code-csharp-nas-performance
If the NAS isn't being used by others, you should be seeing ~ 100 MB/s on transfers (limited by gigabit ethernet). You might also want to gather ethernet stats before and after running the benchmark. Download the log zip from the NAS (before and after) and look in network_settings.log. Maybe also look at the stats on the switch.
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