Hello
from Bucharest-Romania, newbie here.
Nice
to meet all of you.
I
am an old, almost-retired technical engineer, savvy for DIY, modding
and tinkering, addicted audiophile...
I
just installed OMV, bare metal, on an Intel minipc, and I attached
one 4TB USB3 external USB drive, everything is running on Ethernet
cat6 physical line, through a wireless bridge between two asus
routers... Everything, from Internet ilnk to all hardware has gigabit Internet and Ethernet.
Configuration
of harware OMV machine is:
Hardware Acer Veriton N4630G, 8GB DDR3 RAM
Hostname openmediavault.WORKGROUP
Version 6.0-34 (Shaitan)
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570S CPU @ 2.90GHz
Kernel Linux 5.14.0-0.bpo.2-amd64
I
need this installation to function on SM v.1 because it is feeding
audio and video files to my OPPO205 lapyer, which doesn”t know
anything more tham SMB V.1. I managed to do this by adding to
advanced settings, EXTRA OPTIONS in global secton of SMB/CIFS the
following lines:
tlm auth = yes
client
min protocol = NT1
server
min protocol = NT1
This
gave me a wired upload speed of 75-90 MB/s, from windows laptop with
SMBv.1 enabled, totally satisfactory since I want
primarily to be able to ADD more files to collection, from windows PC
to OMV external USB shared disk.
Problem
is that, reversely, COPYING from OMV ext. USB disk back to same
windows 11 laptop PC gives only 2-5 MB/s, oscillating speed....
All
write/copy is made through Windows 11/64bit native Explorer.
I
tried to remedy this speed mismatch in all possible combinations,
altogether, alternatively, one-by-one of the solutions found in the
two relevant threads here, but wit no results. Even worse, write
speed decreased from 75 to 25 – so I deleted everything from
advanced SMB config, except for the main first three lines enforcing
SMB V.1.
The
various alternative settings tried already:
1.
max
protocol = smb2
socket
options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=65536 SO_SNDBUF=65536
read raw =
yes
write raw = yes
max xmit = 65535
dead time = 15
getwd
cache = yes
2.
socket
options = IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_RCVBUF=131072 SO_SNDBUF=131072
TCP_NODELAY
min
receivefile size = 2048
use
sendfile = true
aio
read size = 2048
aio
write size = 2048
write
cache size = 1024000
read
raw = yes
write
raw = yes
getwd
cache = yes
oplocks
= yes
max
xmit = 65535
dead
time = 15
large
readwrite = yes
3.
min
receivefile size = 16384
write
cache size = 524288
getwd
cache = yes
socket
options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY
read
raw = yes
write
raw = yes
Please
assist in order to get a more decent speed, it does not HAVE TO
match the write speed on the disk, of which I am quite happy. Just a
decent, practical speed...
I
know hot to enter putty and ssh if necessary, but I am by no means
any good in linux programming, so all I can is follow indications and
written commands, not interpreting and troubleshooting.
Excuse me for posting this message twice, on both threads recommended in the Commo nProblems main thread, at Problem #5: Samba is slow....
Cheers to each and everyone.
Hello
from Bucharest-Romania, newbie here.
Nice
to meet all of you.
I
am an old, almost-retired technical engineer, savvy for DIY, modding
and tinkering, addicted audiophile...
I
just installed OMV, bare metal, on an Intel minipc, and I attached
one 4TB USB3 external USB drive, everything is running on Ethernet
cat6 physical line, through a wireless bridge between two asus
routers...
Configuration
of harware OMV machine is:
Hardware Acer Veriton N4630G, 8GB DDR3 RAM
Hostname openmediavault.WORKGROUP
Version 6.0-34 (Shaitan)
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570S CPU @ 2.90GHz
Kernel Linux 5.14.0-0.bpo.2-amd64
I
need this installation to function on SM v.1 because it is feeding
audio and video files to my OPPO205 lapyer, which doesn”t know
anything more tham SMB V.1. I managed to do this by adding to
advanced settings, EXTRA OPTIONS in global secton of SMB/CIFS the
following lines:
tlm auth = yes
client
min protocol = NT1
server
min protocol = NT1
This
gave me a wired upload speed of 75-90 MB/s, from windows laptop with
SMBv.1 enabled, totally satisfactory since I want
primarily to be able to ADD more files to collection, from windows PC
to OMV external USB shared disk.
Problem
is that, reversely, COPYING from OMV ext. USB disk back to same
windows 11 laptop PC gives only 2-5 MB/s, oscillating speed....
All
write/copy is made through Windows 11/64bit native Explorer.
I
tried to remedy this speed mismatch in all possible combinations,
altogether, alternatively, one-by-one of the solutions found in the
two relevant threads here, but wit no results. Even worse, write
speed decreased from 75 to 25 – so I deleted everything from
advanced SMB config, except for the main first three lines enforcing
SMB V.1.
The
various alternative settings tried already:
1.
max
protocol = smb2
socket
options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=65536 SO_SNDBUF=65536
read raw =
yes
write raw = yes
max xmit = 65535
dead time = 15
getwd
cache = yes
2.
socket
options = IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_RCVBUF=131072 SO_SNDBUF=131072
TCP_NODELAY
min
receivefile size = 2048
use
sendfile = true
aio
read size = 2048
aio
write size = 2048
write
cache size = 1024000
read
raw = yes
write
raw = yes
getwd
cache = yes
oplocks
= yes
max
xmit = 65535
dead
time = 15
large
readwrite = yes
3.
min
receivefile size = 16384
write
cache size = 524288
getwd
cache = yes
socket
options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY
read
raw = yes
write
raw = yes
Please
assist in order to get a more decent speed, it does not HAVE TO
match the write speed on the disk, of which I am quite happy. Just a
decent, practical speed...
I
know hot to enter putty and ssh if necessary, but I am by no means
any good in linux programming, so all I can is follow indications and
written commands, not interpreting and troubleshooting.
LATER EDIT - It was from the SMB, I presume, since when I placed the same setup directly wired to the router and used NFS shares, the speed got to 108/112 write/read.
Thanks.