I have tried many scenarios regarding my Link Aggregation performance trial.
My Freenas has been equipped with server-grade Intel Dual NIC Adapter which I managed to combine successfully (LAGG0 is created successfully with DHCP IP address).
Then I use another PC (Win7; also equipped with the same server-grade Intel Dual NIC Adapter) and I managed to install Teaming Utility from Intel successfully too.
One last thing, I use HP Procurve 1810G (managed gigabit switch) to link all the necessary trunks. I use port 1 & 2 for Win7 and port 3 & 4 for Freenas.
Each port has been configured with appropriate trunks.
So I thought everything is set and I should get a decent read & write performance on the Freenas.
Result so far, I only managed to get 60-80MBps for read & write on the Freenas.
I don't know what I did wrong. I thought I should be able to get more than that (perhaps over 100MBps read/write)
If anyone has any answers at all, please help me. I have spent two days.
My Freenas has been equipped with server-grade Intel Dual NIC Adapter which I managed to combine successfully (LAGG0 is created successfully with DHCP IP address).
Then I use another PC (Win7; also equipped with the same server-grade Intel Dual NIC Adapter) and I managed to install Teaming Utility from Intel successfully too.
One last thing, I use HP Procurve 1810G (managed gigabit switch) to link all the necessary trunks. I use port 1 & 2 for Win7 and port 3 & 4 for Freenas.
Each port has been configured with appropriate trunks.
So I thought everything is set and I should get a decent read & write performance on the Freenas.
Result so far, I only managed to get 60-80MBps for read & write on the Freenas.
I don't know what I did wrong. I thought I should be able to get more than that (perhaps over 100MBps read/write)
If anyone has any answers at all, please help me. I have spent two days.