Hi
I wonder why there is so much difference in speed connection between LINUX Ubuntu and Windows 7.
I got windows 7 installed on physical machine and ubuntu on virtual machine - two operating systems on one physical machine. Network speed on both systems is 1 Gbit/s, there are two switches on the route to FreeNAS (FreeNAS-8.0.4-RELEASE-p3-x64 (11703)).
I try to copy about 6,5GB of data (via FTP - on the same lan) on two different operating systems and I got something like this:
- Linux ubuntu average speed is 30 MB/s (240 Mbit/s), Windows 7 got almost the same speed - via ftp
But:
- iperf on Ubuntu says my connection is almost 75 MB/s (600 Mbit/s), depends on port I got almost 900 Gbit/s which is pretty nice speed.
- iperf on Windows says my connection is about 25-30 MB/s (200-240 Mbit/s)
Maybe it's the same problem but can you tell me why my connection looks like breathing line? High, low, high, low, ...
Any idea what's going on?
I wonder why there is so much difference in speed connection between LINUX Ubuntu and Windows 7.
I got windows 7 installed on physical machine and ubuntu on virtual machine - two operating systems on one physical machine. Network speed on both systems is 1 Gbit/s, there are two switches on the route to FreeNAS (FreeNAS-8.0.4-RELEASE-p3-x64 (11703)).
I try to copy about 6,5GB of data (via FTP - on the same lan) on two different operating systems and I got something like this:
- Linux ubuntu average speed is 30 MB/s (240 Mbit/s), Windows 7 got almost the same speed - via ftp
But:
- iperf on Ubuntu says my connection is almost 75 MB/s (600 Mbit/s), depends on port I got almost 900 Gbit/s which is pretty nice speed.
- iperf on Windows says my connection is about 25-30 MB/s (200-240 Mbit/s)
Maybe it's the same problem but can you tell me why my connection looks like breathing line? High, low, high, low, ...
Any idea what's going on?