Hi I saw some weird issue in the network behaviour of Quantastor and that maybe also causing bad performance.
I have some nics in my server, eno1 is the 1Gbit Onboard Intel nic.
enx - are USB connected nics with a realtek driver(2.5Gbe, drivers downloaded and installed correctly - did some time to check out how to correct install that driver).

everytime when I send some traffic from a Windows client(well, that is virtualized with an ESXi server) to a SMB share, the data is received by an interface and is transceived by either the same or another interface...
That is weird...
And actually it does matter to which interface I send the data, the 905-Interface is always transceiving that data.



When I send data from my laptop, that behaviour does not exist.
Because of that traffic mess up the performance also is not really good...
Meaning around 45MB/s from my virtual client and max 140MB/s from my laptop(laptop(with NVME) has 2.5Gbe NIC too).
My ESXi servers have 5Gbe nic.
And I have a RAID-Z1(aka Raid-5) Pool with 3 HDD's and some NVME as Write- and Read-Cache, but also another Raid-Z1 Pool with 3 SSD's where get exactly the same performance.
Is somebody knowing what's going on here?
I have some nics in my server, eno1 is the 1Gbit Onboard Intel nic.
enx - are USB connected nics with a realtek driver(2.5Gbe, drivers downloaded and installed correctly - did some time to check out how to correct install that driver).
everytime when I send some traffic from a Windows client(well, that is virtualized with an ESXi server) to a SMB share, the data is received by an interface and is transceived by either the same or another interface...
That is weird...
And actually it does matter to which interface I send the data, the 905-Interface is always transceiving that data.
When I send data from my laptop, that behaviour does not exist.
Because of that traffic mess up the performance also is not really good...
Meaning around 45MB/s from my virtual client and max 140MB/s from my laptop(laptop(with NVME) has 2.5Gbe NIC too).
My ESXi servers have 5Gbe nic.
And I have a RAID-Z1(aka Raid-5) Pool with 3 HDD's and some NVME as Write- and Read-Cache, but also another Raid-Z1 Pool with 3 SSD's where get exactly the same performance.
Is somebody knowing what's going on here?
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