SYNOLOGY SMB NOT WORKING UPGRADE

To give you an idea of how little RAM matters for normal NAS operation, I was part of a team that built Linux for Western Digital consumer NAS devices. I tend to do that anyway just to get some value everyday from my UPS. If tiny file writes are a problem (not by your description) you could turn off write through caching as long as the NAS was 1) on a UPSВ and 2) the UPSВ triggered automatic shutdown if the power goes out. But you mentioned your memory use is not maxed out, so I bet your most valuable pages in the wiki are already in there and there is plenty of room.Дo try link aggregation if you haven't, it won't effect small wiki files but it will help big transfers. Maybe if the wiki page delivery is too slow, more ram could get all of the wiki into memory. There are weird uses where ram could help, but your first description of file transfers and wiki pages is in the sweet spot of normal NAS behavior. Only if the drives were slower than the maximum network bandwidth would it be worth exploring. Unfortunately, IВ was trying to give you an easy answer, which you found.В With that much raw bandwidth on the drives it's probably not ram.

SYNOLOGY SMB NOT WORKING UPGRADE

That was the moment i decided to upgrade to a unit that has 10G Ethernet and learned that my requirements would cost me 2000в‚¬ when i buy a synology unit so i build my own instead of about 600в‚¬ and even got more performance now. I learned that the hard way when i upgraded my network and learned that my synology will never transfer faster then a 1G NIC will allow unless you use the experimental multi stream SMB protocol. It would still not make a difference with more RAM, also keep in mind that link aggregation does not mean you get 4000mbps in bandwidth, it means you get 4x ~1000mbps but you can only use them if you connect from 4 clients at the same time and all are using the full 1000mbps of one of the ports. Since 13440>4000, does it mean I would benefit from increasing the amount of RAM on the NAS?ДЎ2TB Ironwolf drives : ~120MBps SMB sequential read/write performance. 12TB Ironwolf drives : 210MBps throughput.

Synology smb not working