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    Home build nas: How improve transfer speed

    Hi I didn't understand that I should run iperf at the same time on server and client client 192.168.0.10 iperf -w 64k -c 192.168.0.6 -r ------------------------------------------------------------ Server listening on TCP port 5001 TCP window size: 64.0 KByte...
    • ugo1
    • Post #7
    • Forum: DIY
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    Home build nas: How improve transfer speed

    You say that a pcie card is better than the onboard one? other question I notice that with filezilla (I configured to trasfer a single file at time from the client to the server) file of 360 MB or less are trasferred at 30MB/s max 1 st 11GB file is trasferred between 64MB/s and 60MB/s 2 nd...
    • ugo1
    • Post #5
    • Forum: DIY
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    Home build nas: How improve transfer speed

    hi, first my configurations Client Win XP SP2 2GB of ram QX6700 and on board Marvel Yukon ethernet card server Ubuntu 64 bit E2140 2GB of ram and on board Atheros L1 PCI-E ethernet card second I made the test suggested on the server iperf -s...
    • ugo1
    • Post #4
    • Forum: DIY
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    Home build nas: How improve transfer speed

    Hi I finally started to build my home nas based on ubuntu hardy 64 bit. I will have 5 hard disk so I choose the Asus P5E VM HDMI which has 6 sata ports. The Ubuntu installation hadn't problems abd all gone well. Before installing all the things I started some speed test via ftp from my...
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    • Forum: DIY
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    Sloooow Gigabit lan

    Hi now that the upload problemes seem solved, I tryed to download a 11GB file from the server to the Pc i got a speed of 11MB why that? Regards Ugo
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    Sloooow Gigabit lan

    Last test I tried to transfer 44,7 GB telling filezilla to transfer 1 file at time the result is that I take 15 minutes and 30 seconds. I transfer six files: 2 of 8 GB, 1 of GB, and 3 of 4GB. I notice that speed of the upload changed between the files so as said I use ubuntu 64 bit version...
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    Sloooow Gigabit lan

    Hi I made some tests If move a single file of 8 GB I have a max transfer rate of 45 MB/s with a speed increase during the process (total time 3 minutes) if I try to send two files of 8 GB I have a max speed of 15 MB/s at the start that decrease at 8 MB/s (4+4) for a total time of 40 minutes...
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    Sloooow Gigabit lan

    Hi Yesterday I set up a gigabit lan between my computer (XP SP2) and my home server (ubuntu linux). I used a netgear GS108 swich in the middle and I used Cat 6 UTP cables (I bought it with the rj45 already plugged). result: the lan is more slow than I used the 100MB lan between the two...
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    Intel PRO/1000 PT Desktop 802.3ad link aggregation possible?

    Thanks looking in the intel's Kb list seem that link aggregation is supported but no mention in the official datasheet :( also the latest linux drivers say: The following features are now available in supported kernels(my note: 2.4 and 2.6): - Native VLANs - Channel Bonding...
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    Intel PRO/1000 PT Desktop 802.3ad link aggregation possible?

    no one? I need to place the order Regards Ugo
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    Intel PRO/1000 PT Desktop 802.3ad link aggregation possible?

    Hi I'm going to build a home server based on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 (finally). I would like to set up a dual lan between my server and my video editing computer (probably will be build over the GA-EX58-UD5). I was thinking to use the Intel PRO/1000 PT Desktop (note this is the desktop version)...
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    DS408 review

    Hi I just read the review of the DS408 because I'm interesting in it but I can't see performance test in raid 1 mode. A question: my transfer to the DS408 will ammount to 50 GB of data each time with a file size that can reach the 15GB on a raid 1 volume. How much time that can be done...
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