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Monday, July 15, 2013

3.4.1 Setup 3 - U-NAS 2.0 Performance Tests

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Setup 3 - U-NAS 2.0 Test Results

1. Performance Tests
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RAID 1 Performance Tests Results
        *U-NAS do not have system temperature statistics.


RAID 1 Performance Tests Screenshots
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 Disk Info Test 1 - Read from NAS Test 1 - Read from NAS 2



 Test 2 - Write to NAS 1 Test 2 - Write to NAS 2 Test 3 - 6 - CDM & NPT



 Create iSCSI Step 1 Create iSCSI Step 2 Create iSCSI Step 3


 Create iSCSI Step 4 Test 7 - iSCSI Read from NAS Test 8 - iSCSI Write to NAS

 Test 9 - 10 - iSCSI CDM & NPT



RAID 5 Performance Tests Results
        *U-NAS do not have system temperature statistics.


RAID 5 Performance Tests Screenshots
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 Disk Info Test 1 - Read From NAS 1 Test 1 - Read From NAS 2



  Test 2 - Write to NAS  Test 2 - Write to NAS 2 Test 3 - 6 - CDM & NPT



 Create iSCSI Step 1   Create iSCSI Step 2   Create iSCSI Step 3



  Create iSCSI Step 4   Test 7 - iSCSI Read from NAS   Test 8 - iSCSI Write to NAS



 Test 9 - 10 - iSCSI CDM & NPT



Performace Tests Remarks
U-NAS did considerably well in CIFS tests. It's performance is close to Setup 2 Synology DSM.


Appendix I - Creating RAID on U-NAS
Compared to the earlier two setups, it gets a little complex to create RAID on U-NAS. I decided to include the procedures here.

Summary
1. Create HDD partitions (Initiate the HDDs used in RAID)
2. Create RAID
3. Create Volume Group
4. Create Volume
5. Create Share Folder


 1. Go to Disk 2. Tick the HDDs used in creating
the RAID and click on the button "Create Hard Drive"
   3. Select RAID type and click
       "Create"

 4. The RAID enters "sync" status 5. Next, browse to Volume Grp Mgr   6. Create Volume Group

 7. After Volume Group is created,
click on "Add Volume button".
Give it a name, decide the size  & select the File system type.
    8. The Volume is now created.  9. Lastly, navigate to Shares and
     create share folder



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