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Optimising Data Sharing Efficiency

Optimising Data Sharing Efficiency

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luigi0987
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12-28-2023, 11:31 AM
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You're facing lower-than-expected speeds between your Linux devices despite the router's 1000Mbps capacity. The issue might stem from how traffic is routed or what protocols are in use. Opening FTP could help test bandwidth, but consider using a different protocol like SFTP or SSH for more control and potentially better performance.
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luigi0987
12-28-2023, 11:31 AM #1

You're facing lower-than-expected speeds between your Linux devices despite the router's 1000Mbps capacity. The issue might stem from how traffic is routed or what protocols are in use. Opening FTP could help test bandwidth, but consider using a different protocol like SFTP or SSH for more control and potentially better performance.

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Tyroxor_
Junior Member
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01-03-2024, 09:47 AM
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The 3B+ Gigabit port operates at roughly 300 Mbps, which is limited by its connection method on the board. It's unclear whether the Pi 4 shares the same restrictions. This might be a contributing factor.
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Tyroxor_
01-03-2024, 09:47 AM #2

The 3B+ Gigabit port operates at roughly 300 Mbps, which is limited by its connection method on the board. It's unclear whether the Pi 4 shares the same restrictions. This might be a contributing factor.

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xXRAXERXx
Posting Freak
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01-03-2024, 01:26 PM
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The Pi4 comes with a solid PCIe NIC, which is a notable advantage. The Pi3 seems to lack hardware AES offloading, which can significantly slow down SCP speeds. Even with powerful PC components, poor SCP/SFTP performance is common. To avoid this, I opted for OpenVPN to transfer files securely over FTP to my VPS, as it was much faster.
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xXRAXERXx
01-03-2024, 01:26 PM #3

The Pi4 comes with a solid PCIe NIC, which is a notable advantage. The Pi3 seems to lack hardware AES offloading, which can significantly slow down SCP speeds. Even with powerful PC components, poor SCP/SFTP performance is common. To avoid this, I opted for OpenVPN to transfer files securely over FTP to my VPS, as it was much faster.

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Time_TV
Member
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01-03-2024, 05:41 PM
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I'm using a Pi4, but my Pi3B+ is now in a low-priority role. I might explore Samba and OpenVPN options. A 100Mbps local connection works fine, but my LAN needs to be ten times faster.
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Time_TV
01-03-2024, 05:41 PM #4

I'm using a Pi4, but my Pi3B+ is now in a low-priority role. I might explore Samba and OpenVPN options. A 100Mbps local connection works fine, but my LAN needs to be ten times faster.