Hey
Just wanted to post my experience with SMB3 multichannel.
On one side I have Windows 2012 server with 2 HP/Broadcom NICs.
On the other side Windows 10 with a PCIe x1 Intel NIC and the onboard Realtek.
I go through two Netgear GS116Ev2 that are set up to make 2 separate VLAN/Subnets.
The second subnet gets no default gateway by DHCP (windows can only have one gateway I think).
I can read and write up to 200MB/s in both directions, but only if I use Explorer or 7-ZipFM.
As soon as I use my favorite file manager I can only write up to 100MB/s to the server. I checked this with other 2 pane file managers, if they use a built in file copy mechanism then multichannel doesn't work (in both directions)!
cu
Just wanted to post my experience with SMB3 multichannel.
On one side I have Windows 2012 server with 2 HP/Broadcom NICs.
On the other side Windows 10 with a PCIe x1 Intel NIC and the onboard Realtek.
I go through two Netgear GS116Ev2 that are set up to make 2 separate VLAN/Subnets.
The second subnet gets no default gateway by DHCP (windows can only have one gateway I think).
I can read and write up to 200MB/s in both directions, but only if I use Explorer or 7-ZipFM.
As soon as I use my favorite file manager I can only write up to 100MB/s to the server. I checked this with other 2 pane file managers, if they use a built in file copy mechanism then multichannel doesn't work (in both directions)!
cu