CIFS Slow with Windows 7 Sharing

[jellybean green]

Before everyone jumps on me, here's some info.

X9SRI-3F SuperMicro Motherboard on board gigabit dual NIC w/ XEON E5-2609
x 2 6GB/S SATA+SAS PCIE 2.0 LSI Controllers set to (JBOD)
64GB DDR3 ECC RAM
24 Western Digital Red Hard Drives
Boot Drive - Samsung SSD

I have also read numerous posts these last 2 weeks, and no tuning options have changed the performace (everything is back to a fresh install).

Before I moved to FreeNAS I was running OpenIndiana + Nappit -same SMB performance.

Everything is on a full gigabit network with CAT6.

I reach a maximum of 15 MB/s through SMB am I crazy or is this stupid slow, and what should I look at first? Or even refer me to some posts that could be of huge help.


Thanks so much for the help guys,
Geoff

 

[Deaks2]

http://forums.freenas.org/threads/browsing-directories-slow.5338/

 

[jellybean green]

To answer my own question. Windows 7 really crapped the bed on this one. Looks like its a windows 7 issue itself.

Answer to my problem. 10MB/s to 120 MB/s

http://www.sysprobs.com/windows-7-network-slow

 

[Nomad]

To answer my own question. Windows 7 really crapped the bed on this one. Looks like its a windows 7 issue itself.

Answer to my problem. 10MB/s to 120 MB/s

http://www.sysprobs.com/windows-7-network-slow

Which Post did the trick? Or did you just do all of them and now it's working.

 

[cyberjock]

Not too surprised that Windows would have a problem. That's why I recommend people try Linux. I have always gotten higher speeds with older hardware on Mint than I did on far faster hardware with Windows.