SUCESSO!

Acabei de seguir os passos recomendados no post do @RobEmery e tive sucesso em meu hardware Dell PowerEdge R630.

PERC H330 Mini (Embedded)
Firmware Version: 25.5.9.0001
Drive Version: 4.23
HBA mode

State: Non-RAID em todos os SSDs

Muito obrigado! 👍 🙏

@mcarson75 said in i226-V not getting expected speed:

However, if I connect to the same server from pfsense I am only getting about 500 megabit:

In normal it would make more sense in my eyes, if you connect the sender
(server 1) and the receiver (server 2) to the pfSense without any switches
between the set up and then you make the test once more again.

If you will see then something between 2,3x GBit/s and count the TCP/IP
overhead on top you may be ending with nearly 2,5 GBit/s the pfSense
were able to route, because it was running pure through the pfSense
box.

ZFS BE snapshots are not a single file that can be moved to a different drive like that. It's every mount point that varies across snapshots:

[24.03-BETA][admin@4200.stevew.lan]/root: zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT pfSense 22.5G 84.1G 96K none pfSense/ROOT 11.8G 84.1G 96K none pfSense/ROOT/default 610M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default/cf 1M 84.1G 2.98M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default/var_cache_pkg 158M 84.1G 345M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default/var_db_pkg 2.67M 84.1G 5.77M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240312185156 816K 84.1G 1006M / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240312185156/cf 240K 84.1G 612K /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240312185156/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 336M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240312185156/var_db_pkg 236K 84.1G 5.48M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240314125844 404K 84.1G 1.09G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240314125844/cf 140K 84.1G 652K /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240314125844/var_cache_pkg 8K 84.1G 326M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240314125844/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.61M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320124022 2.50M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320124022/cf 2.09M 84.1G 3.92M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320124022/var_cache_pkg 8K 84.1G 351M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320124022/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320162729 1.37M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320162729/cf 1.07M 84.1G 2.98M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320162729/var_cache_pkg 8K 84.1G 345M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240320162729/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321005105 1.54M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321005105/cf 1.21M 84.1G 3.20M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321005105/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 344M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321005105/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740 11.2G 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740/cf 15.4M 84.1G 5.10M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740/var_cache_pkg 2.85G 84.1G 164M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740/var_db_pkg 53.0M 84.1G 5.81M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240321134843 1.57M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240321134843/cf 1.31M 84.1G 3.45M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240321134843/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 351M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240321134843/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.78M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240322112248 2.14M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240322112248/cf 1.84M 84.1G 4.10M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240322112248/var_cache_pkg 8K 84.1G 351M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240322112248/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240324183950 2.07M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240324183950/cf 1.79M 84.1G 4.13M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240324183950/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 350M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240324183950/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240326193340 2.32M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240326193340/cf 2.02M 84.1G 4.43M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240326193340/var_cache_pkg 8K 84.1G 164M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240326193340/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240327173457 2.03M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240327173457/cf 1.80M 84.1G 4.43M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240327173457/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 165M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240327173457/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.81M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240328133819 1.89M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240328133819/cf 1.60M 84.1G 4.60M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240328133819/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 164M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240328133819/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240329164243 1.74M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240329164243/cf 1.46M 84.1G 4.66M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240329164243/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 164M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240329164243/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.81M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240401140534 2.19M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240401140534/cf 1.87M 84.1G 5.18M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240401140534/var_cache_pkg 8K 84.1G 164M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240401140534/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.82M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240402144839 1.99M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240402144839/cf 1.76M 84.1G 5.26M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240402144839/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 165M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240402144839/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.82M /var/db/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240403152155 2.07M 84.1G 1.13G / pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240403152155/cf 1.77M 84.1G 5.39M /cf pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240403152155/var_cache_pkg 0B 84.1G 165M /var/cache/pkg pfSense/ROOT/default_20240321123740_20240403152155/var_db_pkg 8K 84.1G 5.80M /var/db/pkg pfSense/home 108K 84.1G 108K /home pfSense/reservation 96K 94.8G 96K none pfSense/tmp 120K 84.1G 120K /tmp pfSense/var 2.65M 84.1G 292K /var pfSense/var/cache 96K 84.1G 96K /var/cache pfSense/var/db 1.31M 84.1G 1.31M /var/db pfSense/var/log 876K 84.1G 876K /var/log pfSense/var/tmp 104K 84.1G 104K /var/tmp

Hmm, seems like that device might be in some odd mode then. The virtual CD drive function doesn't require any sort of driver. The USB ID implies it should be there but isn't for some reason.

I would check it in Windows. If it has some setup utility make sure it hasn't been set with something odd.

There is no thermal sensor on the 1100 SoC that pfSense can read.

Steve

It's common to have a few errors especially if it was recently disconnected. That looks high though. Check the cable.

@stephenw10

The other one was showing errors about read write and invalid geometry and invalid primary GPT using secondary. Even writing DD zeros to it produced errors.

Unfortunately I can not test that one anymore as I no longer have it to test.

That's not going to affect anything at 1G rates.

What is that port linked at on the modem? It's a 10Gbase-T port?

As I explained I would expect to find no way to set that adapter to 1G. It will only link correctly at 10G. That fact it works at all though seems to imply it probably is linked at 10G....

@uplink

How I’ve configured it works for my case and card and is easily tested as with it enabled I have 90% packet loss and with it disabled it works and zero loss

Thanks for all the help and to @stephenw10

That package includes a kernel module which means it has to be build against the pfSense kernel specifically. We don;t build that pkg so you would likely need to build it yourself which is non-trivial!

You might add a comment here: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/12300

@Iron_Man

Did this... and it works nicely.

Last year I got a used Mac mini 2014 with 8GB RAM for a great price. Installed two left over Thunderbolt Ethernet adaptors and ProxMox virtualisation software.
This runs pfSense, next to a few small VM for automation and other stuff. I even have a VM with macOS Monterey for occiasional testing purposes on it and this all works quite well.

For pfSense I assigned 2GB memory and 200GB virtual storage. And I added a few tweaks for better performance for multi core CPU's
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/hardware/tune.html#pppoe-with-multi-queue-nics

pfSense works fast. Great throughput.

@Epimpin So, back to initial questions, which PCIe slot would be better in this certain case ?

Your opinion…

@RobbieTT said in Enhanced Intel SpeedStep / Speed Shift - Are they fully supported?:

@Sergei_Shablovsky said in Enhanced Intel SpeedStep / Speed Shift - Are they fully supported?:

@RobbieTT
Please, is the last screenshot the PingPlotter for Mac?

If answer is “yes”, please told me how You find it ACCURATE (if RUNNING AS A SERVICE) rater than SmokePing ?

(I know that this is different class of software, and the best thing that PingPlotter opposite to SmokePing

Yes, PingPlotter on my Mac server so it runs 24/7 on my WAN and occasionally to other things under test. I don't have an opinion on the choices out there or how they compare with it as I have just run this for years.

Thank You for answering!

Ping plotter are really the MUST HAVE for Mac server. ;)

So, do You make some scripting?

Do You start PingPlotter AS SERVICE?

Excellent, thanks!

thanks all for trying to help! I'm giving up and looking for a new box.

You can't open a support ticket without a subscription, that's true.

@stephenw10 Well, 2.7.2 and 23.09.1 have the same kernel version, so the both versions should have the same set of compiled drivers. BTW, 2.6 CE also has ice_ddp on ISO, but not after installation ;)

Ah, nice! I run that at 80 on an i5-6400T for reference. Seems about optimal for my use but that's just a test box, it's not always on.

Good question, I've never seen one to find out. I imagine it would have to be in the QAT driver or possibly the crypto framework.

Yes, you still need to add the loader lines.