On the box, gigabit speeds with “blazing fast file transfers” are promised.
With the same switch hardware, cables, ports, I can get 90+ MB/s (yes MB/s) between two computers using SCP via SSH. With my My Cloud device doing the same, I get less than 9+ MB/s. That’s not blazing fast by a long shot.
While I can do things that have been suggested such as stopping services or even upgrading SAMBA, I’m not interested in hacking on a device when it fails to deliver as promised on day one.
My question is whether this slow speed problem is only a problem with My Cloud? Would things improve dramatically with My Cloud EX2?
It seems that slow transfer speed has been complained about for the better part of a year, so it should have been fixed (if possible) by now. Should I just choose a different vendor?
On the box, gigabit speeds with “blazing fast file transfers” are promised.
With the same switch hardware, cables, ports, I can get 90+ MB/s (yes MB/s) between two computers using SCP via SSH. With my My Cloud device doing the same, I get less than 9+ MB/s. That’s not blazing fast by a long shot.
While I can do things that have been suggested such as stopping services or even upgrading SAMBA, I’m not interested in hacking on a device when it fails to deliver as promised on day one.
My question is whether this slow speed problem is only a problem with My Cloud? Would things improve dramatically with My Cloud EX2?
It seems that slow transfer speed has been complained about for the better part of a year, so it should have been fixed (if possible) by now. Should I just choose a different vendor?
No need to hack. What speeds do you get with NFS? Best I can get with SMB is ~20MB/s