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Slow RAID0 to RAID0 on 314s with bonded gigabit
Hi, I've just set up two 314s in a small business. Each has 3 new WD Red 6TB drives in it, set up in RAID0. Both have two new <3m CAT6 cables going into the gigabit switch, and are bonded with adap...
I'm using Adaptive Load Balancing on both NAS because it states that it doesn't need any special switch support. I'm not clear on whether LACP offers any significant advantages that I should be aware of. The Netgear Support page doesn't really go into much detail.
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/23076/~/what-are-bonded-adapters-and-how-do-they-work-with-my-readynas-os-6-storage
Also, 75MBps is well short of 125MBps. I have had 100MBps to a desktop earlier. The 316 comes with two Gigabit ports, and if CPU and RAM aren't limiting factors then I'm not sure why I'm not at least maxing out a single connection.
At any rate, the backup finished last night so I'm hoping to carry out some tests today to see if I can find any improvements.
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/23076/~/what-are-bonded-adapters-and-how-do-they-work-with-my-readynas-os-6-storage
Also, 75MBps is well short of 125MBps. I have had 100MBps to a desktop earlier. The 316 comes with two Gigabit ports, and if CPU and RAM aren't limiting factors then I'm not sure why I'm not at least maxing out a single connection.
At any rate, the backup finished last night so I'm hoping to carry out some tests today to see if I can find any improvements.
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