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Post your performance results
I thought it might be interesting to see what kind of performance everyone is getting with IO Meter so that we can compare what we're getting. So I thought we could all post our results in this thread...
TEST 1:
ReadyNas 3200 JumboFrames off
4GB Ram
12 x WDRE3 (1TB) X-Raid
1x Procurve 2510G
Proliant dl380 G6 (6 x 300 g.b. sas drives) 36 G.B Ram
Esx Version 4
To test speed i ran vmkfstools -i /vmfs/....vmkd /vmfs/../readynas/destination.vmdk
NFS Write: 115 MB/s (15 GB Vmdk file)
NFS Read 90 MB/s (15 GB vmdk file)
TEST 2:
Same hardware setup as above.
XP virtual machine with 3 G.B. Ram.
mounted nfs volume and used fastcopy to test.
CIFS write 70 MB/sec ( 3 G.B. iso file)
CIFS Read 68 MB/sec ( 3 G.B. iso file)
ReadyNas 3200 JumboFrames off
4GB Ram
12 x WDRE3 (1TB) X-Raid
1x Procurve 2510G
Proliant dl380 G6 (6 x 300 g.b. sas drives) 36 G.B Ram
Esx Version 4
To test speed i ran vmkfstools -i /vmfs/....vmkd /vmfs/../readynas/destination.vmdk
NFS Write: 115 MB/s (15 GB Vmdk file)
NFS Read 90 MB/s (15 GB vmdk file)
TEST 2:
Same hardware setup as above.
XP virtual machine with 3 G.B. Ram.
mounted nfs volume and used fastcopy to test.
CIFS write 70 MB/sec ( 3 G.B. iso file)
CIFS Read 68 MB/sec ( 3 G.B. iso file)
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