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1. GPODDER FREENAS JAIL MOUNTED STORAGE TO CIFS WINDOWS 10
2. GPODDER FREENAS JAIL MOUNTED STORAGE TO CIFS CODE

This option is used when the bandwidth between the source and target machines is Not used and the whole file is sent as-is instead. Notes: Whole File removed (from MAN: With this option the incremental rsync algorithm is Test 4: rsync -rltDv -delete /mnt/freenas/media/ /mnt/storage/media/ 8:00 to 8:08 Test 3: rsync -vrltDzW -delete /mnt/freenas/media/ /mnt/storage/media/ 7:40 to 7:45 Test 2: rsync -rltDzvW -delete -stats /mnt/freenas/media/ /mnt/storage/media/ 7:40 to 7:45 That accounts for the spike up to 4 Gb/s. Notes: This is the only test that made use of the SSD Caching on the array. Thanks guys, now I have a ton of scripts to modify. Seems rsync -rltDvW -delete gives the most constant throughput. I did testing with some various senarios and the results are below. mnt/x299prime/Backups/FreeNAS/ is mounted with NFS in and you guys nailed it.

GPODDER FREENAS JAIL MOUNTED STORAGE TO CIFS CODE

If the method returned a exit code that I could notate that would be a positive.Īctual line in my scrip: /usr/bin/rsync -rltDzvW -delete -stats /mnt/freenas/backup/freenas/ /mnt/x299prime/Backups/FreeNAS/ -log-file=$strLogFile I just need to embed this in my existing bash script to run on a nightly basis. I need it to remove files on the VM that have been removed on the FreeNAS - this is the hangup that keeps CP from being a valid solution. I'd like to think I can maintain 2-3 Gb/s. What I need: a method to copy updated and new data from the FreeNAS to the backup pool on the ubuntu VM that takes advantage of the network speed and hardware.

GPODDER FREENAS JAIL MOUNTED STORAGE TO CIFS WINDOWS 10

Windows 10 is a i7-7800x with 64GB DDR4, a pair of EVO 960 512 (RAID 0), and a Lenovo 46C9110 IBM ServeRAID M5210.VM has 8 vCPU, 64GB of RAM, a 64GB primary drive and a dedicated storage array for the backup data (EXT4).

iperf3 shows ~9.8 Gb/s between all machines, both ways, with a single thread.All the effected machines use ConnectX-3 cards tied to a TP-Link T1700G-28TQ with DAC's under 3 meters.W sped it up a little, but still nowhere close to NFS/CIFS I AM using both the -z and the -W flags in rsync. I have a windows box setup that I can duplicate this issue one too. When I use CP over a mounted NFS or CIFS share on the same directory and data, I'll see 3-4 Gb/s. When I do this with rsync, I see about 200 Mb/s (yes, Mb, NOT MB). I want to backup that data to a Ubuntu server on a ESXi 6.5 VM on a nightly basis. The short story is that I have a physical FreeNAS server with about 13 TB of data on it (5GB to 15GB chunks).