I'm using DrivePool on my home server. It's a new machine to me, new install of Windows, latest version of DrivePool. DrivePool is running on the trial license until I copy the data off the old server and transfer the license. I first noticed this problem transferring data from the old server (latest DrivePool) to the new one via the network and when I tried transferring data from the new server to my PC I got the same thing.
I'm using 2 x 1Gb network connections to get 2Gb via SMB multichannel. Transferring a single large file from the server runs at about 45MB/sec and transferring lots of smaller files like photographs runs at about 10MB/sec in bursts of 15 - 20 files with 2 or 3 seconds of inactivity between each burst.
Turning read striping off gets me 110MB/sec for a large file and 60 - 70MB/sec for lots of little files.
Transfers from my PC to the server run at about 220MB/sec until the SSD fills up.
System is:
Dell PowerEdge T320
Xeon E5-2407
24GB DDR3 ECC RAM
Windows Server 2016 Essentials
2 x 2TB Toshiba hot swap SAS HDDs
1 x 256GB Plextor NVMe PCI-Ex SSD (Boot drive. 2 partitions - one for system, one pooled)
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I'm using DrivePool on my home server. It's a new machine to me, new install of Windows, latest version of DrivePool. DrivePool is running on the trial license until I copy the data off the old server and transfer the license. I first noticed this problem transferring data from the old server (latest DrivePool) to the new one via the network and when I tried transferring data from the new server to my PC I got the same thing.
I'm using 2 x 1Gb network connections to get 2Gb via SMB multichannel. Transferring a single large file from the server runs at about 45MB/sec and transferring lots of smaller files like photographs runs at about 10MB/sec in bursts of 15 - 20 files with 2 or 3 seconds of inactivity between each burst.
Turning read striping off gets me 110MB/sec for a large file and 60 - 70MB/sec for lots of little files.
Transfers from my PC to the server run at about 220MB/sec until the SSD fills up.
System is:
Dell PowerEdge T320
Xeon E5-2407
24GB DDR3 ECC RAM
Windows Server 2016 Essentials
2 x 2TB Toshiba hot swap SAS HDDs
1 x 256GB Plextor NVMe PCI-Ex SSD (Boot drive. 2 partitions - one for system, one pooled)
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