Hi Daniel,
Is that 500Mb/sec with CIFS, copying a directory structure with lots of small
files?
I can also get 500Mb/sec just doing a local block read.
My problem is that CIFS is very slow, and it seems to get worse as there are
more people using the system. We only have about 50 possible users anyway.
This morning before anyone was using the system I got 6 Mbytes/sec. - Still not
brilliant, as I was probably the only CIFS user. During the day, it's gets down
to 2Mbytes/sec
Running snoop while I'm reading via CIFS, shows a lot of NBT and SMB traffic
going back and forth between client and server, but not much in the way of file
transfer.
Anyone any clues?
John
-Original Message-
From: Liebster, Daniel [mailto:liebs...@cshl.edu]
Sent: 08 June 2010 18:48
To: Ryan John; cifs-discuss@opensolaris.org
Subject: Re: [cifs-discuss] Poor performance
This doesn't sound like you are maxing out the server. We've gotten 500 MB/s
on an x4500.
On 6/8/10 12:36 PM, John Ryan john.r...@bsse.ethz.ch wrote:
I forgot to mention the build.
I'm running 2 almost identical servers.
One at snv_133 and the other at snv_134
John
Ryan John wrote:
Hi,
I¹m getting poor read performance on some of my shares using CIFS, and
I can¹t see what¹s going wrong.
Read speed is around 10Mbits per second.
My network is all gigabit and even 10Gbit to the storage servers. The
hardware is an x4540 configured with RAIDz2 and ZIL on a pair of SSDs
Regards
John Ryan
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