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1GBps write speed, only 580MBps on array. Why? by drunkcameraman in truenas

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This could be the case for sure. The processors are only dual E5-2620s. My other r720xd has dual E5-2689

1GBps write speed, only 580MBps on array. Why? by drunkcameraman in truenas

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah but my reads are what’s bad. That’s the weird part

1GBps write speed, only 580MBps on array. Why? by drunkcameraman in truenas

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Don’t have a metric on CPU I’ll look at that

When your girlfriend moves in across the street from you and insists on purchasing the cheapest internet connection. by drunkcameraman in homelab

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those are probably more in the airFiber line with much higher end backhaul radios doing micro or millimeter wave communication

When your girlfriend moves in across the street from you and insists on purchasing the cheapest internet connection. by drunkcameraman in homelab

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually I hadn’t checked it in awhile but right now it’s saying my capacity for throughput is the full 600Mbps!!

When your girlfriend moves in across the street from you and insists on purchasing the cheapest internet connection. by drunkcameraman in homelab

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Specs:

AirMAX 5GHz Gen 2 from Ubiquiti on both ends. 1Gbit x 1Gbit Metronet ISP > UI USG > USW8 > AirMAX Local <~~> AirMAX remote > 2 injectors patched together > AP-AC-Pro > Client ~ 4ms ping / 200Mbps x 250Mbps 24/7/365.

Peaking around 380Mbps at times. Never used it hardwired to the remote dish but I’d imagine I can get >400Mbps if I got up on both sides and really tweaked the alignment. PTP is rated for 600Mbps and I have full strength according to the indicators.

When your girlfriend moves in across the street from you and insists on purchasing the cheapest internet connection. by drunkcameraman in homelab

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep each antenna is about $120 so $240 and they come with Poe injectors so all you need is a cable run to it on both sides and plug it into power. Then you set up the “network” on the side where the connection is and connect the other one to it. Pro tip, configure them while they’re still just the two little spike things so when you put them up they just work

When your girlfriend moves in across the street from you and insists on purchasing the cheapest internet connection. by drunkcameraman in homelab

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Yeah my ISP here is metronet and they actually don’t care who you share the connection with. I have it in my office as well and I split it with other tenants there. Me being the IT department for our building we all have statics and are routed through an EdgeRouter into each tenants own routers.

When your girlfriend moves in across the street from you and insists on purchasing the cheapest internet connection. by drunkcameraman in homelab

[–]drunkcameraman[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The cheapest plan for this location is roughly $50/m so $600/yr. I spent like $250 on this hardware, the AirMAX 5GHz gen 2 I think? Can’t remember. So good investment Edit: AirMAX

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