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bazerelli
Dec 04, 2015Tutor
New ReadyNAS 214 -- Horrible Performance #26139897
Hello,
TLDR: Brand new 214 has terrible performance of 3.5MB/sec over gigabit network, 15MB/sec local USB3 copy performance. Older Ultra 4 Plus provided ~70MB/sec over gigabit ethernet with the same recently purchased drives.
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I just recently purchased and setup a new Readynas 214, coming from an older Ultra 4 Plus. Both local USB copy performance and rsync over the network is drastically and disappointingly slower compared to the Ultra 4 Plus. Here's some relevant info on my setup:
- Brand new Readynas 214 with 3 recently purchased HGST Deskstar NAS 4TB drives (#HDN724040ALE640) used in the former Ultra 4 Plus
- Readynas 214 --> GS108 Gigabit Switch <--- Mac Mini (2013, El Capitan). CAT6 all the way around, Gigabit.
- Readynas 214 is running OS 6.4.1, with the anti-virus turned off. I have no additional ReadyNAS apps running or installed. Copy-on-write is disabled, as well as checksums for the shares.
- Old Readynas Ultra 4 Plus user data was selectively backed up to a USB3 disk connected to the mac over rsync, HFS+ format
The original plan was to copy data back from the USB3 device to the new Readynas 214 using the 214's USB3 ports. Doing it this way, either via front-view or manually with the terminal, I can only achieve write speeds of 15MB/sec.
I was thinking surely this must be an odd issue with the HFS+ support on the ReadyNas 214, so I hooked up the USB3 device to the Mac, ready to Rsync over gigabit ethernet. The write performance was even worse, at 3.5MB/sec.
With the external USB3 drive connected to the mac mini directly, I can rsync files from the USB3 device at over 110MB/s sustained. Previously with the Ultra 4 Plus, I was able to rsync over the network and get somewhere arond ~70MB/sec, depending upon the size of the file.
I'm hoping that I just overlooked something in the setup of the 214 that allows one to configure things to expected performance. If so, what?
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
I suggest that you open a support ticket on this. Post the ticket number here, and link to the forum post in the support request.
This is now filed as case #26139897
- BrianL2NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi bazerelli,
The R/W speeds aren't normal and good thing that you have reported this to our support team. Anyway, have you tried to create a backup job and see if its faster?
Kind regards,
BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team
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