Apologies, I meant Mbps not Gbps

Regards, Aslam
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As Simon has reported, the speed of access on Linux system are slow.

We've just used the mount command as below

mount -t cifs -o vers=3.0 -o domain=ADF -o username=USERNAME -o noperm 
//<<exported filestore>> /media/mnt1

However we've seen other users

The users we've been talking to use Ubuntu,

version 14.04

Smbclient version : Version 4.1.6-Ubuntu Mount.cifs version is : 6.0

version 15.10

Smbclient version : Version 4.3.8-Ubuntu Mount.cifs version is : 6.4

We've run the same tests and have seen similar speeds around 6Gbps, whereas 
windows gives is around 40Gbps

The machine is connected via ethernet cable and we've also had one user add the 
export as part of the /etc/fstab file, but the issues of speed still persist 
whether you use the mount command or use the fstab file.

I've not tested on centos / redhat but will do that and report back.

Aslam Ghumra
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Dear All, 

Following on from Kristy and Bob's email a few weeks ago, the SPXXL meeting 
this year has been organised in collaboration with the US section of Spectrum 
Scale UG. 

Registration is now open for the GPFS day on Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spxxlscicomp-2016-summer-meeting-registration-24444020724


This is the page related to the event itself:
https://www.spxxl.org/?q=New-York-City-2016 

If you wish to register, please do so via the Eventbrite page. 

Kind regards,
-- 

Claire O'Toole
Spectrum Scale/GPFS User Group Secretary
+44 (0)7508 033896
www.spectrumscaleug.org

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Hello all,

 We'd like to announce two upcoming US GPFS/Spectrum Scale Events. One on the 
east coast, one in the midwest.

1) May 26th (full day event): GPFS/Spectrum Scale Day at the SPXXL conference 
in NYC https://www.spxxl.org/?q=New-York-City-2016 [1] Developers and Engineers 
from IBM will be at the meeting to cover topics, and open dialogue between IBM 
and customers will be encouraged.
More details about the agenda, hotel and other logistics will come later this 
month. 

Tentative Agenda:
 * 10 reasons for upgrading from GPFS 3.5 to Spectrum Scale 4.2.1
 * Enhancements for CORAL from IBM
 * Panel discussion with customers, topic TBD
 * AFM and integration with Spectrum Protect
 * Best practices for GPFS or Spectrum Scale Tuning.
 * At least one site update

Location:
New York Academy of Medicine
1216 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10029

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2) June 10th (full day event): GPFS/Spectrum Scale Users Group Meeting at 
Argonne National Lab (ANL). Thanks to Argonne for hosting this event.
Developers and Engineers from IBM will be at the meeting to cover topics, and 
open dialogue between IBM and customers will be encouraged, as usual no 
marketing pitches!

Location: Argonne National Lab more details and final agenda will come later.

Tentative Agenda: 

9:00a-12:30p
9-9:30a - Opening Remarks
9:30-10a Deep Dive - Update on ESS
10a-11a Deep Dive - Problem Determination (Presentation 30 min/Panel 30
min?)
11-11:30 Break
11:30a-Noon - Deep Dive - Protect & Scale integration Noon-12:30p HDFS/Hadoop

12:30 - 1:30p Lunch

1:30p-5:00p
1:30 - 2:00p IBM AFM Update
2:00-2:30p ANL: AFM as a burst buffer
2:30-3:00p ANL: GHI (GPFS HPSS Integration) 3:00-3:30p Break 3:30p - 4:00p 
LANL: ? or other site preso 4:00-4:30p Nuance: GPFS Performance Sensors 
Deployment Experiences 4:30p -5:00p Closing comments and Open Forum for 
Questions

5:00 - ?
Beer hunting? 

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We hope you can attend one or both of these events.

Best,
Kristy Kallback-Rose & Bob Oesterlin
GPFS Users Group - USA Chapter - Principal & Co-principal 

Links:
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[1] https://www.spxxl.org/?q=New-York-City-2016
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