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RN716X performance
Hello all We're looking at at the ReadyNAS 716x, and read the Anandtech review linked to on the readynas.com resources tab: http://www.netgear.com/business/products/storage/readynas/readynas-deskt...
Wow. I skimmed the article originally and assumed that the client was also connected to the 10Gb-T switch. But it's not. The client is connected with multiple link-bonded 1 Gb-T connections to switch A, which connects via 10 GB/s SFP+ to switch B, which then connects via 10Gb-T to ReadyNAS RN716X.
@ahpsi - Interesting. There should be many IO 'operations' for each iSCSI test, so I had hoped that multiple 1 Gb/s operations could be in-flight, yielding higher aggregate performance. But I don't know enough about the link bonding hash mode. Perhaps the RR or L3 modes would be better for single-client tests.
In any event, I hope Netgear publishes some performance numbers for 10GbE Client <--> 10GbE RN716X test setups, or at least solicits someone to publish a review of such a test setup.
@ahpsi - Interesting. There should be many IO 'operations' for each iSCSI test, so I had hoped that multiple 1 Gb/s operations could be in-flight, yielding higher aggregate performance. But I don't know enough about the link bonding hash mode. Perhaps the RR or L3 modes would be better for single-client tests.
In any event, I hope Netgear publishes some performance numbers for 10GbE Client <--> 10GbE RN716X test setups, or at least solicits someone to publish a review of such a test setup.
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