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NAS faster than Folder2Folder (my assumption was F2F would be much faster) Different results in different VM's (even the Config is the same) hmmm.... intressting

Update: after converting the HDD: The Result is much better!! o_Oo_O:):)o_Oo_O I was testing 2 cases: Case 1: copied 10 GB from NAS to local HDD => constant 105MB/s Edit:- After some more testing: not reproduce able (tested with multiple different VM’s) Case 2: copied 10 GB...

thx for advice i am not ignoring your proposal. Will follow up after HDD is converted to raw.

You are right !! I did not see this fact! I am sorry. Can i change this in the config ?- w.o. killing the VM ?

The only difference i figured out sow far: Just an additional Information. To install O365 took multiple hours - with 5Mb/s hdd writing speed ☹ (on the bad VM) Transfering the testfile from "good"VM to a NAS is working with more than 120Mb/s ... what ?!?!?:eek:

i was Downloading the Testfile from Inernet ... https://speed.hetzner.de/

I am still debugging and was setting up a new VM. suddenly i am getting a much better performance: New VM (good Perf.) What else do i need to compare - to get same perfomance ? hmmm...

hi pls. find attached the requested pic. read: write:

hello, I was repeating the test with an *.bin (10GB) file (test file). Please see attached the result: this picture shows coping a bin file from c:\ to Desktop Comment to the Hardware: ML350 Gen10 TW Xeon 4208 1x16GB 4xLFF E208i-a 1x500W for HDD we are using: HPE 4TB SATA 6G 7.2K LFF 3.5...

Hi, thx for Reply. I have following possibilities: What is the typical speed what can get archived ?

hi Stephan, the VM is direct running on the build in RAID1 from the HP Server. (i hope this answers your question)

Hi Experts, over the last weeks I could collect some experience Proxmox. On my HP Server Proxmox is configured and running fine. The only issue I have is the performance in Win 10. Copied files from one folder to another folder has poor data transfer rate ~8-25MB/s I installed the “extra”...

Hi Fabian thx for your hints - you saved my day I have now a VM (win10) running and the performance is quite good. THX for your Support! br

i have done now following: 1.) kill with: sgdisk -Z /dev/sdb 2.) /sbin/mkfs -t ext4 /dev/sdb Now i have a Folder Just for my understanding: i have 2 HDD's build in the HP server and configured a Raid 1 (in the HP Bios) No I created a Folder on this HDD’s where I will store the VM’s. (this is...

root@basic4web:~# sgdisk -Z /dev/sdb Creating new GPT entries. GPT data structures destroyed! You may now partition the disk using fdisk or other utilities. no sucess to create a Folder # /sbin/sgdisk -n1 -t1:8300 /dev/sdb Creating new GPT entries. The operation has completed successfully. #...

I appreciate your help!

hi, thx for your help! i have nothing importent on the HDD therefore i used wipefs following: wipefs --all --force /dev/sdb Do i need to add additional commands to get it working in Proxmox THX THX!!

Hi, i am struggling to setup the Proxmox on HP ML350 Gen10. I have 3 HDD's build in. 1 HDD exclusively for Proxmox and 2 as VM-storage. HDD Config: HDD1 = VM Container (HDD1 + 2 are an HP Raid 1) HDD2 = VM Container (HDD2 + 2 are an HP Raid 1) HDD 3 = Proxmox I was able to install Proxmox on...