I need some help and hoping someone can figure this out. Its been going on for about a year now and i've just not messed with it, just haven't had the time.
I have a F2-221 NAS, it's running 5.1.67-00214. It currently has 2 14TB drives and a TerraMaster External 4 Drive USB enclosure with 4 14TB drives running RAID5.
It’s always showing that it's running smoothly with CPU at 60% at its highest, load at 23%, Memory at 20% and "/" at 83.6%.
My network has almost no latency (0.2ms) because it's hardwired gigabit from my PC to the NAS.
Device temp is 41C, CPU is 44C, Hard Drives 43C and Fans running at 1804RPM's. Upstream runs at about 2.5MB/s and Downstream at about 1.2MBps.
Every time I try to transfer data, it's extremely slow. a few gigabytes takes hours to transfer. I need some help trying to find out why my NAS is transferring so slowly even though the network has no latency.
Also seems that the deeper into the file tree I go, the slower things get. I recently had some photos (about 200gigs) that I needed to transfer into /folder/folder/folder and it took 2 days to transfer 200gigs. That's completely unacceptable.
Also, this is being transferred via SMB. I do have NFS turned on but have not done any testing on it.
Appreciate any help anyone can provide.
Update: When I transfer via NFS from a windows machine, I get 86Mbps and a 1.1gb file takes about 30 seconds. Could this be SMB? I've just started using it because i'm on a MAC and got warnings since i've updated the OS that I had to start using it.