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Proxmox - Slow network speed

I've noticed recently that my network speed isn't what I would expect from a 10Gb network. For reference, I have a Proxmox server and a TrueNAS server, both connected to my primary switch with DAC. I've tested the speed by transferring files from the NAS with SMB and by using OpenSpeedTest running on a VM in Proxmox....

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When I use OpenSpeedTest to to test to another VM, it doesn't read or write from the HDD, and it doesn't leave the Proxmox NIC. It's all direct from one VM to another. The only limitations are CPU are perhaps RAM. Network cables wouldn't have any effect on this.

I'm using VirtIO (paravirtualized) for the NICs on all my VMs. Are there other paravirtualization options I need to be looking into?

When is a storage VLAN or SAN necessary?

The majority of my homelab consists of two servers: A Proxmox hypervisor and a TrueNAS file server. The bulk of my LAN traffic is between these two servers. At the moment, both servers are on my “main” VLAN. I have separate VLANs for guests and IoT devices, but everything else lives on VLAN2....

corroded OP ,

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve watched a few of his videos in the past, but I don’t think I ever subscribed.

corroded OP ,

I do use iSCSI between my Proxmox server any my TrueNAS server. What do you mean by “noise,” exactly? My understanding is that because iSCSI isn’t broadcasting, my switch is only going to transfer packets between the two servers, which would prevent any “noise” from making it out to other devices on other ports.

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If you really want to win a war, you send Lorca (the mirror universe one).

corroded ,

I don’t label anything.

Pros: I don’t have to label anything.

Cons: Was it port 48 that’s on VLAN2? Maybe port 47? I don’t know, let’s start plugging in stuff until it works.

Marking Utilities on Private Property

Over the next several weeks, I have a few projects planned that will require digging on my property. Of all the utilities coming in, the electrical is overhead, the water has been marked in the past, and my DSL line is on the opposite side of the property (plus I was present when they buried the line, so I know where it is). I...

corroded OP ,

Unfortunately my state’s 811 doesn’t list anything of the sort; not a bad suggestion, though.

corroded OP ,

Thanks! I never though to use that search term, but it’s giving me a lot of good results. I live in a rural area, so there aren’t always a lot of contractors that work out here, but I’m fairly close to a major city. I’ll probably just start calling around and see if they’re willing to take a job where I live.

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