From: James Crow (james_at_ultratans.com)
Date: Tue Jul 03 2007 - 15:35:36 CEST
From: James Crow <james@ultratans.com> Date: Tue, 03 Jul 2007 09:35:36 -0400 Message-Id: <1183469736.23868.25.camel@james.local> Subject: [suse-sles-e] Samab Performance Tuning
Greetings all,
We recently upgraded our LAN to gigabit speed. When using iperf to test
the network connection between my Ubuntu desktop and a SLES10 server I
get 939 Mbit/sec.
Scp gives me about 16 MByte/sec copying a 1.6 GB file. I would expect
Samba to be faster.
Gnome (nautilus) network browser gives me about 3.5 MByte/sec. This is a
little harder to determine because I have top use a stop watch to time
the copy.
smbclient gives me about 47 MB/sec.
Windows XP Pro (100 Mbit link) gives me about 8 MByte/sec.
Windows Vista (1000 Mbit link) gives me about 8 MByte/sec.
I know that Samba is capable of decent speeds as seen by smbclient. How
do I get those kind of speeds from Windows clients? Specifically Windows
Vista.
Amy ideas?
Thanks,
James
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