TrueNAS and RDMA and Win11 Workstation

[souporman]

Hello Mav,

I would like to ask if TNC is eligible for commercial use?

I ran TrueNAS Core in an enterprise for many years. I probably built and maintained over 20 TNC NASes, the smallest being 4 disks and the largest being 360 disks. I also had TrueNAS Enterprise (the version you pay for) for many years as well. Honestly, once I saw how the TrueNAS Enterprise appliance was put together I just copied their design and installed TrueNAS Core on everything.

 

[mav@]

We can't stop people from duplicating work of our platform, QA, support and other departments. Sometimes things indeed just work. ;)

 

[inno173]

mav,

i have checked there seems some reselling program for TN.

iXsystems Enterprise Storage & Servers | OpenStorageNAS.com

www.openstoragenas.com

our company is interested to get understand more on this program. May ask if you can help line up with ur sales or BD team ?

 

[mav@]

@inno173 I've forwarded the link your post to our sales team.

 

[inno173]

thx mav

 

[JoshDW19]

Hey @inno173. You can also find more information on our reseller program here. https://www.ixsystems.com/reseller-network/

 

[inno173]

hello @JoshDW19

Well noted and Thanks so much ~ :)

 

[-cj-]

Old thread, but you likely need to look at power settings in your BIOS. Both for CPU and PCI devices. Before I tweaked my BIOS, I was maxing out at 20-24 Gbps iperf3. Afterwards I can hit 40 Gbps fairly easily. Single thread! I also had issues with speeds dropping down to embarrassing numbers over night. All that went away after tweaking BIOS. (Follow the Melllanox tuning doc)