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New F2-212 Set Up - Slow Right Speeds

Posted: 24 Nov 2023, 15:48
by JohnS
Hi,
I've seen many posts about transfer speeds but nothing that really helps me. I have a new set up as follows:

F2-212
TOS 5.1.67
File service SMB
2x 3TB Western Digital RED WD30EFRX (5400rpm) RAID 1 config BTRFS

The issue is slow write speeds ~12MB/s (read speed is ~ 24MB/s

I'm new to this so apologies if you need more information. any help would be appreciated.

Re: New F2-212 Set Up - Slow Right Speeds

Posted: 24 Nov 2023, 19:45
by TMzethar
May I ask if RAID1 is synchronizing?
The RAID being synchronized will take up a lot of read and write performance. You can wait for the synchronization to complete before attempting again

Re: New F2-212 Set Up - Slow Right Speeds

Posted: 24 Nov 2023, 20:37
by JohnS
Hi, no it is not synchronising. Even if it is left overnight the transfer rate is still the same the following day.

Re: New F2-212 Set Up - Slow Right Speeds

Posted: 25 Nov 2023, 01:49
by TMroy
May I know how long has your RAID 1 from been setup? How do you your RAID 1 is not syncing?

Re: New F2-212 Set Up - Slow Right Speeds

Posted: 25 Nov 2023, 02:47
by JohnS
I recall seeing a message saying 'synchronising' that isn't there any more.
I have reinstalled the TOS system today this has doubled the speed, but I still think it should be quicker. Is there a way of reformatting the drives in situ and starting again?

Re: New F2-212 Set Up - Slow Right Speeds

Posted: 25 Nov 2023, 11:05
by TMroy
First of all, it doesn't seem to be a software issue, because we have exact model and software in our lab, the speed issue does not present. It is more like a networking or hardware issue, hardware defect, network issue or hard drive low respond. Please check your network connection or change a hard drive and try again.

Re: New F2-212 Set Up - Slow Right Speeds

Posted: 25 Nov 2023, 19:58
by JohnS
Thanks for the advice.

So today I connected the TNAS directly to a PC. Transfer speed now >100MB/s, I assume that rules out any of the hardware. So it looks like a network issue which I will investigate this weekend. I'm glad it's nothing to do with the NAS / Disks.