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No I think it's perfectly fine, if I'm accessing files over a network I don't expect them to be blazing fast anyway.
by kube-system 4mo ago
No I think it's perfectly fine, if I'm accessing files over a network I don't expect them to be blazing fast anyway.
- bhouston 4mo agoFYI: you should upgrade to 10gbe if your network is slow. It isn't that expensive these days: https://ben3d.ca/blog/home-network-lessons https://ben3d.ca/blog/home-network-lessons
- avtar 4mo agoNot sure if you've looked into this but you can ditch Bell's router with one of these: https://store.10gtek.com/1-25g-media-converter-sfp-slot-withou-sfp-module-ul-5v-1a/p-6819 https://store.10gtek.com/1-25g-media-converter-sfp-slot-with... Or a non-copper equivalent in your case. You just need to use the VLAN IDs that Bell expects, see https://www.reddit.com/r/bell/s/uUltTdyqFC https://www.reddit.com/r/bell/s/uUltTdyqFC
- bhouston 4mo agoI did end up ditching the modem since I wrote the article. I ended up using a TP-Link 8411 router though. Having everything TP-Link has its benefits for observability and maintenance.
- kube-system 4mo agoThat's still only 1/3rd of a single U.2 or a 6th or single U.3 drive... and the IOPS over SMB/NFS is significantly lower than a local drive, even with a big ethernet pipe.