Jeremy, do you have any advice for me? I saw on an earlier post that
you were at LinuxWorld so maybe you don't have time right at the moment
to look at this problem...
I saw a recent posting about "smbtorture.c" but couldn't find it on the
ftp site. Does anyone have suggestions for a SMB testing/benchmarking
program, especially one that can run under both windows and linux?
Thanks,
Don
Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Tue, Aug 09, 2005 at 10:01:32AM -0700, Don wrote:
Hi,
I am experiencing very slow writes over samba. We have a modest linux
network (about 6 servers) and a medium sized office (20-30 windows
boxes). We have had a single linux file server that has done us yeoman
service for several years. It is running RH 7.3. I am trying to set up
the next generation file server with a huge (to me anyway) 2TB Promise
VTrak 12110 RAID disk. I've installed Fedora Core 3 and got the file
server up and running and it works fine... except it seemed slower than
the older system.
So, I downloaded "Performance Test" from www.passmark.com that tests
things like hard drive speeds under Windows. What the test told me was:
Thanks for that - I'll download and play with this test and see if I
can reproduce the problem.
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