Why does the copy speed of Synology NAS not exceed 16MB when the drives and the NAS itself claims to be over 250MB?

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OracleX2022-01-04 09:45:24

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OracleX, 2022-01-04 09:45:24

There is a network attached storage (NAS) Synology DS920+ with two drives from WD, model RED PRO FOR NAS two 10TB in RAID1.
There are about 10 PCs in the local network that exchange files, and the problem when copying data of any size does not exceed 16MB, although the declared speed of the NAS is above 200MB and the disks themselves are also from 200MB. All this is under the control of Mikrotik hap ac2, the cables go through two unmanaged TP-Link gigabit switches.
Where to dig?

If anyone is ready to help - write, I will pay for the work. $$$

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Oleg Volkov, 2022-01-04
@voleg4u

16m reminds me of a 100m net. Maybe someone is not giga?

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Drno, 2022-01-04
@Drno

Directly without switches and a router what speed? Are you sure that you have gigabit wires?
200mb will not. This is raid 1. Only one disk is taken for recording + the load is superfluous, since it is necessary to write to 2 disks
What is the read speed?

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nApoBo3, 2022-01-04
@nApoBo3

Under no circumstances will you squeeze 200mb out of it. For linear recording, it’s really possible to get no more than 80 from it with ssd caching, well, maybe 100. For random recording, a maximum of 20-30mb when working with one user, more only with ssd cache, but not radically, you can probably get 50mb.
Connect to the computer with a cable directly and see how much you get, this way you will remove the influence of the network.

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Maxim Korneev, 2022-01-04
@MaxLK

The problem is that couch admins do not read the documentation and do not use a calculator, do not understand the technologies that they use, and all the time they are trying to get a diamond out of shit and sticks using home equipment for productivity. Shared Ethernet technology 20% of the bandwidth is used for service traffic. In total, we get 8% of the gigabit for each of the 10 users at best on this equipment, if the admin did not make loops for acceleration. As for synology, the declared 200 is the maximum available speed of the sata interface. For raid1, we immediately divide it into hits and throw overhead deshman equipment and software. Well, if there is someone on the wireless, then it's even worse. How to help in such a situation?

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sh_023, 2022-02-05
@sh_023

Put Iperf3 and test the speed, but in general the gigabit network rises? With gigabit there will be 90-110 megabytes per second for writing large files. With Sinolodzhi, you can stretch more with a good network.