...what???
I broke hdtach
ok so i was comparing iscsi to local and nfs on my server and I was using hdtach to test what was fastest. This is what happened when i tested my iscsi.
Ok now let me explain why this is physicaly impossible
1. Im using that datastore (where the VM is stored) over a 100mbit connection
2. The hard disk in the NAS is a sata 150 hard disk meaning that that speed is physicaly impossible
Thanks
Squeeky
Ok now let me explain why this is physicaly impossible
1. Im using that datastore (where the VM is stored) over a 100mbit connection
2. The hard disk in the NAS is a sata 150 hard disk meaning that that speed is physicaly impossible
Thanks
Squeeky
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its not just hdtach, anyone got any real software to test this with lol!
sorry messed up the pic
sorry messed up the pic
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You're running the VM on another computer, and accessing it over the internet, yes?
Originally Posted by Squeeky  ok so basically look at the screenshots, how can a sata 150 drive give those speeds over a 100mbit network connection |
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This is what I am thinking.
However, those speeds are still too fast for a SATA I drive...
Originally Posted by Shrimpykins Is that monitoring the data that is incoming over the 100mbit connection? If it's just sending the monitoring data and doesn't actually transmit the data over the network then yes it is possible? |
However, those speeds are still too fast for a SATA I drive...
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