Nigel Smith wrote: > Ok on the answers to all my questions. > There's nothing that really stands out as being obviously wrong. > Just out of interest, what build of OpenSolaris are you using? > > One thing you could try on the Ethernet capture file, is to set > the WireShark 'Time' column like this: > "View > Time Display Format > Seconds Since Previous Displayed Packet" > > Then look down the time column for any unusual high time delays > between packets. Any unusually high delays during > a data transfer phase, may indicate a problem.
Along with the errors that I noted previously, some of the packets to seem to be taking a rather long time (>0.5s). I've taken a cap file from wireshark in the hope it clears up some information. The capture is less than a minute of playing a video over the cifs share. It's a little too large to send in a mail so I've posted it at http://distfiles.genestate.com/_00001_20081027010354.zip > Another thing you could try is measuring network performance > with a utility called 'iperf'. Thanks for pointing this program out, I've just run it to the gentoo firewall we've got, and it's reporting good speeds for the network. Thanks Matt _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
