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It seems a hairpinning issue, but I can't manage to solve it, any idea?

I'm having a weird behavior since the migration from the latest 7.3 to 7.4-3 I have a proxmox hosted server (OVH) with a single public IPV4. I have a single LXC container and on the host a list of NAT and ip forwarding settings so most of the requests (http, https, smtp, imap,...) are natted to...

Compression could still be usefull as I plan to use a directory (passed to the CT) or a samba share from the host, the files will be stored natively on the ZFS volume. In fact I already discovered that the compression is useful. After my rsync from the OMV volume to the ZFS volume, the result is...

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(I didn't specified it but) My NTFS drive was encrypted using Bitlocker before, and the processor didn't have AES_NI instructions ! For real world performance (sorry I hadn't understood your question), I face almost every kind of situations, for example I often make sync backups of photos from...

Yes most of the time I use the samba share on the OMV (not OVH :) ) VM. For performance tests purposes I always use big files. As I explained in the first post I mostly use one 4GB file. For example when I was writing to a samba share on my old J1900 computer which was using Windows (before...

I'm sorry if I used the wrong words... it's not exactly easy to understand all the imbricated layers on that disk :) By "passed a Virtio SCSI volume of almost all the available space to my OMV VM" I mean that I created a volume for the OMV VM using the regular way : In the VM "hardware"...

the tap interface seems to be a "false positive", yes it says 2799% but... of a 10 Mbps interface! which is in reality 279Mbps. On a 1Gbps interface it is not that much. The disk is LUKS>ZFS then inside is a virtio SCSI volume passed to the OMV VM then formatted in ext4 inside the VM. I have...

screenshot of atop (on the proxmox host) during a copy from myc pc to the samba share of the OMV VM

The J1900 is not the "main server", only a second node just used for backup in case the first node crashes. The J1900 node is powered off 99% of the time

Hi For a home server/nas I'm using the latests versions of Proxmox (5.4) and OMV (4.1.22-1) on recent hardware (core i3-8100, 16gb of ram, installed on a ssd...). I have only one 8TB hard-drive with no raid configuration for my data storage. I use my previous server (intel Atom J1900, 8GB of...