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Hi masters!!

I think its just time to develop a turnaround to SPEEDUP the upload speed. (inside a local network, like a gigabit network).
Actually my up speed is an avarage of 12Mb/s and download speed is an avarage of 35Mb/s.
It need too much time to transfer a file from my pc to my nas... 3 mt distant from me and plug with CAT6 cable with a gigabit switch :disapprove

Have you an idea to imrove up speed? is this a island already discovered?

If you use samba-4 than you will get a better speed then with samba-3. Also copying small files takes more time because of extra io caused by writing file headers.
But the real limiting factor on a 5big2 is cpu speed (1200 Mhz) and speed of ram (400 MHz). Max speed when using big files (files of a few hundred MB or bigger)you can achieve around 30 MB/s. With small files (photos) it will be much lower. There is no way to increase it, for that you need a nas with faster cpu and ram ;)

fvdw wrote:If you use samba-4 than you will get a better speed then with samba-3. Also copying small files takes more time because of extra io caused by writing file headers.
But the real limiting factor on a 5big2 is cpu speed (1200 Mhz) and speed of ram (400 MHz). Max speed when using big files (files of a few hundred MB or bigger)you can achieve around 30 MB/s. With small files (photos) it will be much lower. There is no way to increase it, for that you need a nas with faster cpu and ram ;)

:shocked nooo, ok thanks for answer.
But now, how i can use/set samba4?

i get this error in setting/samba server "impossibile aggiornare il campo :__FILE__, hwclock -w -u, err= 1"

1 nas give me that error: __FILE__, hwclock -w -u, err= 1
1 nas instead have no samba 4 option as you see in the attachment. "Use samba version ()"

Hi

About hwclock message, I am sorry but I think the hardware clock is broken on this nas. More detail here (and also how to remove the warning) :https://plugout.net/viewtopic.php?f=26&p=31341#p31341

about the missing samba4 version, that would mean your nas does not have internet access (it gets samba4 version by downloading a file from our site like the other add-on package) and you do not yet install the last roll-up patch for version 18.2 :whistle

So you have first to install the roll-up patch (patch03) and check internet access.
After you may try to install samba 4 by selecting the option "Use samba version ()" (and of course do a submitting) if samba version is still missing

wow ... after that screen shot, now the web interface is:

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.

what's happen? what i have to do for connect again to my web interface?

edit: :shocked there is no ping to its ip why? i tried to reboot it, 15 minutes, again, no ping, and its light is on... sems it have no booted the firmware correctly.... all this becouse of that samba option????

ok, after a second manual reboot, i ping it again.... :hammerhead

@jocko ok, i did this:

usin putty, i send the command

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sed -rie  's#(.*, hwclock)#//\1#g' /usr/htdocs/global/system_DateTime.xml

to my 2 nas. then i did reboot them.
Now, i access in setting/samba server/ and see the option for samba 4 in all 2 nas, but when i check the radio button and then click accept, the radio button return empty and native samba version radio button return filled...

what is the meaning? my 2 machine cannot set to samba 4?

damn... again:

Forbidden:
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
And putty too says access denied after root giveit2me...

What's happen to my nas today?

:scratch
I'm lost with your messages.

So can you post :
- from fvdw-sl assistant do you see your nas ?
- did you install patch03 ?
- currently can you login to the fw web-interface ?

Draftmancorp wrote:Forbidden:
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
And putty too says access denied after root giveit2me...

This may happen if you have changed some user permissions. But a reboot should restore them

So if you have a shell access, can you post,

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ls -al /tmp/
ls -al /etc/patch_log
plugout check
echo $?