I’ve been having some router issues and have temporarily moved from dd-wrt to Open-WRT. Since I have https turned on for my unRAID server, I needed to modify the dnsmasq file so that I can access the unRAID GUI, as DNS rebinding protection is turned on by default in OpenWRT. Spaceinvader One shows how to […]
This post is a follow up to the previous post about creating RAM disks on unRAID and macOS in order to test network transfer speeds. I actually used this method first, as it was the easier of the two and gave me exact transfer rates. The key is to use iPerf3. Installing iPerf3 on unRAID
I’ve been playing around with unRAID for about a month now and find it very interesting. I just purchased 2 10 GBE ASUS/Aquantia NICs and wanted to test the network transfer speed. Unfortunately, one quickly finds out the Array and/or SSD cache read speeds become the bottleneck and you don’t see the full 10 Gbps