Hello,
We have in our datacenter a server DELL with 12TB in SATA discs.
We used openfiler, but we decided to move to Freenas because of network configuring... since that change we have a problem in our transfers.
We backups 3 kind of stuff:
1.- One Veeam Backup
2.- Symantec Backup Exec (Exchange)
3.- Bacula
We have 2 internal NIC and a Intel 4 port pci card.
First we used Link agreggation with intel cards, and it works smooth, but, after a 2-3 days of perfect working, the backups will slow a lot (in Symantec normal copy 3400MB/min pass to 349MB/min) Same happens withc veeam amb Bacula.
If we reboot the machine, all works correctly till 2-3 days, when everythings is slow again.
We disabled link agregation, and leave only 1 wire in intental NIC, same happens.
We disables internal nic's and use only one intel, same happens.
Anyone has the same problem?
When the server is slow, we copy internally a file, and everything works fine, and CPU and RAM seems to have no problem, so the problem is on the network.
What do you thing?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for my english.
We have in our datacenter a server DELL with 12TB in SATA discs.
We used openfiler, but we decided to move to Freenas because of network configuring... since that change we have a problem in our transfers.
We backups 3 kind of stuff:
1.- One Veeam Backup
2.- Symantec Backup Exec (Exchange)
3.- Bacula
We have 2 internal NIC and a Intel 4 port pci card.
First we used Link agreggation with intel cards, and it works smooth, but, after a 2-3 days of perfect working, the backups will slow a lot (in Symantec normal copy 3400MB/min pass to 349MB/min) Same happens withc veeam amb Bacula.
If we reboot the machine, all works correctly till 2-3 days, when everythings is slow again.
We disabled link agregation, and leave only 1 wire in intental NIC, same happens.
We disables internal nic's and use only one intel, same happens.
Anyone has the same problem?
When the server is slow, we copy internally a file, and everything works fine, and CPU and RAM seems to have no problem, so the problem is on the network.
What do you thing?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for my english.
