This is a discussion on Testing Speed to External Storage within the Sun Solaris Hardware forums, part of the Solaris Operating System category; --> Greetings, I'm trying to test the speed betwen a file/application server and it's external storage device. It seems to ...
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| Greetings, I'm trying to test the speed betwen a file/application server and it's external storage device. It seems to be a huge bottleneck in local file transfers. Or if just could be a problem due to transferring to the external disk which is an NFS mount. What I want to be able to do is test speed from the server itself, and then from one of the machines which has the external disk mounted via NFS. Does anyone have a tool they can recommend to do this? (Outside of simply copying a large file from the external disk to a local disk on each of the machines and hope I can do math.) Much appreciated. -- Seth H Holmes |
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| In <slrnbmeb53.f5f.sholmes@dweezil.route-fu.net> Seth H Holmes <sholmes@dweezil.NOSPAMFORMEroute-fu.net> writes: >What I want to be able to do is test speed from the server >itself, and then from one of the machines which has the external >disk mounted via NFS. bonnie[1] or bonnie++[2]. Regards, Greg [1] http://www.textuality.com/bonnie/ [2] http://www.coker.com.au/bonnie++/ -- \|/ ___ \|/ thevision@pobox.com +----- 2048/83C90191 -----+ @~./'O o`\.~@ | 0B 65 E0 58 F3 F9 81 F5 | /__( \___/ )__\ Crypto, Security, and Phrack: | F0 72 75 FA 1E BD C9 66 | `\__`U_/' http://pobox.com/~thevision +-------- via WWW --------+ |
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| In article <bk7h5k$qth$1@reader2.panix.com>, Greg Mortensen wrote: > In <slrnbmeb53.f5f.sholmes@dweezil.route-fu.net> Seth H Holmes <sholmes@dweezil.NOSPAMFORMEroute-fu.net> writes: > >>What I want to be able to do is test speed from the server >>itself, and then from one of the machines which has the external >>disk mounted via NFS. > > bonnie[1] or bonnie++[2]. > > Regards, > Greg > > [1] http://www.textuality.com/bonnie/ > [2] http://www.coker.com.au/bonnie++/ Thanks. I'll give it a try. -- Seth H Holmes |