bmoreitdan
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I'm having an issue that seems odd to me. I'm running TrueNas 12 and have two disks configured in a mirror. This pool is configured with 3 datasets, two which are being shared as samba shares, and one that's being shared as an NFS share.
Here's the issue: When I transfer data using Windows from Samba Share #1 to Samba Share #2, the transfer starts nicely (~60MBps), then slows to a stop (0 MBps). It will remain at a stop for several minutes. During this time, there is no read/write capability from any of the datasets, including the NFS share. Then, it'll return to transferring again, and will repeat in a few minutes.
My server is a dedicated hardware with 32GB of mem, and 16 cores.
What could be happening? I would think that perhaps the data would buffer in memory, and then at least if the memory got all used up, it would slow to the write-through speed on the disks.
Any advice?
Here's the issue: When I transfer data using Windows from Samba Share #1 to Samba Share #2, the transfer starts nicely (~60MBps), then slows to a stop (0 MBps). It will remain at a stop for several minutes. During this time, there is no read/write capability from any of the datasets, including the NFS share. Then, it'll return to transferring again, and will repeat in a few minutes.
My server is a dedicated hardware with 32GB of mem, and 16 cores.
What could be happening? I would think that perhaps the data would buffer in memory, and then at least if the memory got all used up, it would slow to the write-through speed on the disks.
Any advice?