On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 1:52 PM, Ian McDonald wrote:
> John Drescher wrote:
>>
>> On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 1:30 PM, wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Volker,John, folks
>>>
>>> I upgraded the smb binaries to 3.0.24 and reduced the log level and my
>>> samba servers now giving throughputs of 32-38 mbps with some
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 1:30 PM, wrote:
> Hi Volker,John, folks
>
> I upgraded the smb binaries to 3.0.24 and reduced the log level and my
> samba servers now giving throughputs of 32-38 mbps with some spikes beyond
> 60mbps .
>
> That's way below what John's getting. Anyway, I can at least finis
Hi Volker,John, folks
I upgraded the smb binaries to 3.0.24 and reduced the log level and my
samba servers now giving throughputs of 32-38 mbps with some spikes beyond
60mbps .
That's way below what John's getting. Anyway, I can at least finish off
this installation as my samba server can match o
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 08:53:11PM -0500, John H Terpstra - Samba Team wrote:
> My home network running Samba-3.3.1 over 1 Gigabit ethernet transfers up
> to 90 Mbytes/sec. The file system is ext3 on a Multidisk RAID5 array
> that consists of 4x1TB Seagate SATA drives.
Hey, bragging time :-)
Usi
god...@acp-online.co.uk wrote:
> Ok I am dealing with two John's here :)
>
> John Terpstra,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> whoa ... 90 Mbytes/sec I would give an arm to get that kind of
> throughput. Right now I am getting a little over 1% of that throughput :-D
>
> Can you tell me what nic
Ok I am dealing with two John's here :)
John Terpstra,
Thanks for your reply.
whoa ... 90 Mbytes/sec I would give an arm to get that kind of
throughput. Right now I am getting a little over 1% of that throughput :-D
Can you tell me what nic's, switch and cabling are you using in your setup?
god...@acp-online.co.uk wrote:
> John, thanks once again for the quick reply.
>
... [snip]...
> I am eager to understand how you are getting 50MB/s on samba transfers as
> considering the overheads added by the samba protocol, you should be
> getting 60-75 MB/s using scp/rsync/nfs.
My home netwo
John, thanks once again for the quick reply.
I am using openldap for authentication. The ldap server's on the same
system so theres no overhead added by authenticaion over a network link.
I am using debian etch r5 as the base os. I am not sure of the samba
version right now. I will have to check
> Now, if its not asking for too much, can you let me know
> 1. the network chipsets used on your server and client
>
Main servers
fileserv ~ # lspci | grep Giga
02:09.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5704
Gigabit Ethernet (rev 03)
02:09.1 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corpo
Thanks John for the info.
My installation is at a client who does a lot of work in the graphics and
media domain and the average size of files is in gigabytes as most of the
files are videos.
The servers are branded dell poweredge with xeon processor and 4 gig ram.
So I gather I can expect the sa
> Any one using samba on gigabit and getting anything like 25-35 MB/s?
> please let me know if there are any gigabit specific optimisations /
> changes.
>
I get 50MB/s (on large files) from my 5 year old 2 processor 2GHz
opteron server at work to my 2.9GHz Athlon X2 desktop running windows
XP SP3.
Hi,
I have installed samba on a dell poweredge server. It uses integrated
NetXtreme II BCM5708 Gigabit Ethernet card. My issue is that i am getting
extremely slow speeds (about 1.2MB/s) on the gigabit network from linux as
well as windows clients using when reading from the samba share.
On the s
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