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Best way to identify bottlenecks?

mathie · 2018-03-09 09:44:54

Hi I'm having some problems copying from one NAS to another and wondering the best way to identify where the bottle neck is? Thanks M

09-03-2018 10:44AM

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mathie

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Hi
I'm having some problems copying from one NAS to another and wondering the best way to identify where the bottle neck is?
Thanks
M

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#2 09-03-2018 06:25PM

ED E

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Big files or lots of small files?

Share protocol (NFS/SMB(CIFS)) ?

100/1000Mb networking?

Methodology:
1. Benchmark NAS1 locally. Benchmark NAS2 locally
2. Benchmark from workstation to both
3. See if numbers make sense

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