So DHCP not updating DNS after all.
The lower one is the actual culprit in your case (since you dont do DHCP leases, only static mappings).
Glad you got it working
have you set domain name server (DNS) and default gw?
probably in dhcp server to promote to all boxes?
or in network config on each box?
also that seems as if it does not auto attach a default search domain (.lan)
also is dhcp updating your dns? or have you set static dns entries?
Ok, so you have DHCP reservations for each host, now i understand that.
And in the DHCP config you also set the domain name to .lan?
dig/nslookup are meant to see what the DNS is actually finding for your IP addresses to name or Name to IP adresss resolution
similar to your ping attempt where...
dig is a command on linux. as is nslookup (and also on windows) - looks up names from ips or vice versa
short name is the hostname without domain
long name is the fqdn (fully qualified domain name, ie. host.domain....)
Previously you used DHCP which sets values, now you have static IPs...
so what happens if u run nslookup or dig on short or long name?
skladiste seems to think its domain is .local, so that does not seem to be set correctly (usually in /etc/hosts)
IP address hostname [hostalias]...
192.168.0.7 skladiste skladiste.lan
Edit:
if you used DHCP you would...
I mean rebooted the switch so it would unlearn the old mappings.
How you set the domain name to .lan? I assume u don't have a domain controller running? So you just assume its .lan?
Or you set a fqdn (skladiste.lan) on each host with in the ethernet config? And then added that name to DNS on...
Whyever u use a /22 with no networking experience and 6 hosts;)
But thats not the issue
U booted the switch (toclear the arp cache?)
Whats your new DNS, DHCP default gw?
Are you using host files?
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Not on 4k random writes;)
But yes a 10G link has a max throughput of 1250MB/s, so you wouldn't need 20 times 500 MB/s to saturate it (assuming all 20 would provide throughput and not only a few which depends on storage layout etc pp. But not the topic here).
Just bear in mind that no drive provides its max performance all the time.
It's very much a matter of the activity you're performing (which is why everybody asked for the use case). You're now looking at theoretical values which you will not see in reality.
(key words: network latency...
Its a Ebay GSP design problem, happens on almost all business seller items from the UK.
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Maybe they reply to inquiries?
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