seanmcg182
Dabbler
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- Feb 14, 2021
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To start, my system:
AsRock B450M Pro 4 Motherboard
AMD Ryzen 2700X CPU
32GB 3200MHz RAM
LSI SAS 9210 IT-Mode (Passed Through to TrueNAS)
3x8TB Toshiba X300 HDDs (Connected to SAS Card)
256GB HP EX920 NVMe SSD
Metal OS:
ESXi v6.7.0 Update 3
Install ISO was modified to include functioning Realtek Drivers, and NVME Driver from 6.5.0 (6.7 did not support my NVME by default)
VMs: (All VM Boot Drives are on the 256GB NVME Drive)
TrueNAS - 4 CPU Cores - 16GB RAM
Linux - 4 CPU Cores - 2GB RAM - Running SABnzbd
Linux - 4 CPU Cores - 2GB RAM - Running qBittorrent
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Sonarr
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Radarr
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Lidarr
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Plex
Windows - 4 - CPU Cores - 4GB RAM - Used for Remote Desktop to control server while travelling for work.
Linux VMs:
Have NFSCommon installed
Have this in fstab:
TrueNAS:
TrueNAS-12.0-U2
3x8TB Drives in RAIDZ1 configuration.
The Pool currently has Encryption Enabled, Sync Disabled, Atime Off, Compression Level LZ4, ZFS Deduplication ON
On the Pool I have an SMB Share, and an NFS Share.
The NFS Share has Mapall User as Root, and Mapall Group as Wheel, and all of my VM 192.168 IP addresses.
I can successfully access the share on my VMs (With the exception described in the issue further below)
Two of the Hard Drives do show an intermittent Parameter 7 SMART failure, however, this has been confirmed to be a Firmware Bug, as the RAW Value is still showing 0. I've been in contact with Toshiba about it, and I am probably going to Replace the drives when I get back from my business trip... However again, I do not think that this is related.
The Parameter Value for both of the drives just slowly moves between 001 and 100, regardless of load.
Currently both drives are reading at 85+ out of 100, which is a good value, and the Failure flag states IN_THE_PAST.... and if I had to guess, within 48 hours, it'll cycle down to 1 and back up to 100 again.
Ouput of of of the drives for reference:
The ISSUE:
Occassionally (every 3-15 minutes), TrueNAS will Kinda half-ass respond. Settings won't update or save on the web GUI... But if I try reloading the Web GUI, I get a notification that TrueNAS is non responsive or something.
During this time if I try to do an SSH Command (If I already have an SSH Window Open) it will hang and just give me a blank line until TrueNAS Comes back up.
If I try to Open an SSH Connection, it just times out and doesn't connect.
ALL of my Linux VM's that have the NFS Share Mounted stop downloading and report something along the lines of this SAMPLE taken from DMESG:
TrueNAS Debug file if it helps:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_1fIuBnpCRP4jHI_E-ckKxnZDneFtsfC/view?usp=sharing
Sorry for infodump, but figured the more information, the better!
If anyone has any other tests they'd like me to run, just ask.
AsRock B450M Pro 4 Motherboard
AMD Ryzen 2700X CPU
32GB 3200MHz RAM
LSI SAS 9210 IT-Mode (Passed Through to TrueNAS)
3x8TB Toshiba X300 HDDs (Connected to SAS Card)
256GB HP EX920 NVMe SSD
Metal OS:
ESXi v6.7.0 Update 3
Install ISO was modified to include functioning Realtek Drivers, and NVME Driver from 6.5.0 (6.7 did not support my NVME by default)
VMs: (All VM Boot Drives are on the 256GB NVME Drive)
TrueNAS - 4 CPU Cores - 16GB RAM
Linux - 4 CPU Cores - 2GB RAM - Running SABnzbd
Linux - 4 CPU Cores - 2GB RAM - Running qBittorrent
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Sonarr
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Radarr
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Lidarr
Linux - 2 CPU Cores - 1GB RAM - Running Plex
Windows - 4 - CPU Cores - 4GB RAM - Used for Remote Desktop to control server while travelling for work.
Linux VMs:
Have NFSCommon installed
Have this in fstab:
I got that line of settings from my friend who helped me setup the server.
TrueNAS:
TrueNAS-12.0-U2
3x8TB Drives in RAIDZ1 configuration.
Not sure whatsup with my Alloc and Free, because my Pool size is 8.29TiB (59%) Used with 5.78TiB Free... I know, usage is getting a bit higher, but I don't think this is my issue, bear with me until the end.
The Pool currently has Encryption Enabled, Sync Disabled, Atime Off, Compression Level LZ4, ZFS Deduplication ON
On the Pool I have an SMB Share, and an NFS Share.
The NFS Share has Mapall User as Root, and Mapall Group as Wheel, and all of my VM 192.168 IP addresses.
I can successfully access the share on my VMs (With the exception described in the issue further below)
Two of the Hard Drives do show an intermittent Parameter 7 SMART failure, however, this has been confirmed to be a Firmware Bug, as the RAW Value is still showing 0. I've been in contact with Toshiba about it, and I am probably going to Replace the drives when I get back from my business trip... However again, I do not think that this is related.
The Parameter Value for both of the drives just slowly moves between 001 and 100, regardless of load.
Currently both drives are reading at 85+ out of 100, which is a good value, and the Failure flag states IN_THE_PAST.... and if I had to guess, within 48 hours, it'll cycle down to 1 and back up to 100 again.
Ouput of of of the drives for reference:
The ISSUE:
Occassionally (every 3-15 minutes), TrueNAS will Kinda half-ass respond. Settings won't update or save on the web GUI... But if I try reloading the Web GUI, I get a notification that TrueNAS is non responsive or something.
During this time if I try to do an SSH Command (If I already have an SSH Window Open) it will hang and just give me a blank line until TrueNAS Comes back up.
If I try to Open an SSH Connection, it just times out and doesn't connect.
ALL of my Linux VM's that have the NFS Share Mounted stop downloading and report something along the lines of this SAMPLE taken from DMESG:
TrueNAS Debug file if it helps:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_1fIuBnpCRP4jHI_E-ckKxnZDneFtsfC/view?usp=sharing
Sorry for infodump, but figured the more information, the better!
If anyone has any other tests they'd like me to run, just ask.
