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godfreydanials
Apr 11, 2012Aspirant
[18373207] Duo Slow NFS Reads, Jumbo Frames and TCP window
My ReadyNAS Duo: RAIDiator 4.1.8 Two 2 TB Seagates, RAID 1 (Mirrored) The Duo shares movies to my xbmc server (ubuntu 11.10) via two nfs mounts. I am troubleshooting a problem with intermittant ve...
937carrera
Apr 21, 2012Aspirant
Well it was a bit more complicated than that - for those of us with factory standard software there is a need to install the ssh add-on, then install apt, then
Anyway figured that out and then the instructions above are perfect.
I have successfully captured some packets and have included the file here here for analysis (it's around 5mb).
I "think" I can see packet sizes greater than the 1500 MTU, as an example look at packet 6 which seems to be 42340 long
I can confirm than my NV+ is set up not to use jumbo frames - here's a picture to check. The host is connected by a 100mb network card to a gigabit switch, jumbo frames is not ticked on the readynas.

I'm typically getting around 12GB / hour on large scale transfers, whatever the protocol, which is equivalent to 3,333kb/s. I did see around 9000 kb/s after one setup change but it then fell back again
Hopefully this will help in getting those transfer rates up.
Hope someone can make sense of this
apt-get updateto be able to get tcpdump.
Anyway figured that out and then the instructions above are perfect.
I have successfully captured some packets and have included the file here here for analysis (it's around 5mb).
I "think" I can see packet sizes greater than the 1500 MTU, as an example look at packet 6 which seems to be 42340 long
I can confirm than my NV+ is set up not to use jumbo frames - here's a picture to check. The host is connected by a 100mb network card to a gigabit switch, jumbo frames is not ticked on the readynas.

I'm typically getting around 12GB / hour on large scale transfers, whatever the protocol, which is equivalent to 3,333kb/s. I did see around 9000 kb/s after one setup change but it then fell back again
Hopefully this will help in getting those transfer rates up.
Hope someone can make sense of this
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