Hello,
I configured the server and storage with a crossover cable card directly to the storage server .. and gives the same result.
Hello,
I configured the server and storage with a crossover cable card directly to the storage server .. and gives the same result.
Is this a production server? or are you in testing phase? if testing you might try using raid 10 instead of raid 5. What disk controller did you say you were using and how much cache does it have. I am assuming your using Block I/O.
Running out of ideas as to what your issue might be :-)
Thanks for the reply.
Look at the raid card is:
LSI MegaSAS 9260
the issue that only allows me to do raid0, 1, 5 and 6 RAID10.
The other .. My storage has a capacity of 16 drives in raid1 2 are for the open-e system and I have raid5 array with 7 drives .. how rare such an arrangement of 7 discs I get the same performance as one with 3 disks.
and if I'm using Block I/O.
I have ten 1tb RE4 WD's in a raid 10 (~4.5 tb usable). Using a sata DOM for open-e OS. Seems a waste to use 2 drive slots just for the OS. I am using the 9260 LSI controller as well. I do have CacheCade 2.0, but I don't think that makes any difference because I was getting decent times with that that same test string even before I added the Cachecade. Cachecade really helps in speeding up all the websites so they are snappy and respond quickly.
Please check the following PDF at : http://www.open-e.com/download/libra..._file/get/131/
that will show you steps how to install DSSv6 on USB/DOM or storage LUN, as you can install DSSv6 on your storage disks, by creating a LUN with size of 2GB, then install DSSv6 on that LUN, in this way you can get red of the DOM/USB flash memory and save more slots.
Also we recommend you to use the latest builds of DSSv6 as it contain the latest drivers for your hardware.
My guess is that you have a 100mb crossover cable and/or the nic in your host is only negotiating at 100mb. make sure you have a gigabit switch and not just a fast Ethernet switch. If you do not have a gigabit crossover check this link on how to make one. http://logout.sh/computers/net/gigabit/. When you said you are only getting the 9.1MB/sec rates that is the full throughput of 100mb Ethernet. expect 80-90MB/sec for gigabit.