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Bug #966

Samba Tranfer Rate Performance

Added by bigfoot65 about 8 years ago. Updated about 8 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
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Category:
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Target version:
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Start date:
08/23/2012
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% Done:

0%

Description

Ref: http://blog.sip2serve.com/post/23097520081/win7-samba-issue-on-ubuntu-precise-12-04

Article states to add a line to the /etc/samba/smb.conf file in General Settings:
max protocol = NT1

I will add more if I find them. Testing now to see if performance improved.

History

#2 Updated by cpg about 8 years ago

Did you try these settings?

You can freely change the smb.conf file (i think it reloads samba automatically upon saving it) and see how it fares.

I am not well set up for doing performance, but i could try.

#3 Updated by bigfoot65 about 8 years ago

So far I see little or no improvement with the changes. Maybe we should start a topic in the forums and post on FB to get folks involved.

#5 Updated by smccloud about 8 years ago

Tested on Windows 8 client using LAN Speed Test (Lite) (http://www.totusoft.com/lanspeed1.html) with 10GB file size

Stock settings
Read - 69.7641563 MBps
Write - 71.6988659 MBps

#6 Updated by cpg about 8 years ago

FWIW, with default settings on Fedora 14 HDA, Gigabit network with shady cabling and a dual opteron HDA.

1st Write of a 1982186484 bytes (1.8GB) file:

Mac to HDA via rsync on a samba-mounted volume: 34472809.15 bytes/sec or 32.87MB/s

1st Read of a 2049987503 bytes (2.0GB) file:

HDA to Mac via rsync on a samba-mounted volume: 36282965.40 bytes/sec or 34.60MB/s

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