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jladelfa · 08-21-2009, 03:11 PM

OK, the very second I try to put the disks in any sort of config, the pings start going haywire and getting huge.

EDIT

OK, Some interesting Tid bits. Keep in mind I drives 2 through 4 are the new, 500 gig drives. The first drive is the old one I used to get the machine up. I did do a clean instal today.

WHen I put drives 3 and 4 into RAID1, there is no change in the ping, and the transfer speed, while still experiencing some spiking, is a hell of a lot better.

Now, if I break that, and put drives 2 and 4 in RAID1, the ping times goes nuts again.

Just to double check, I broke that, and put drives 3 and 4 back into RAID1 and the ping time remained good.

So, I'm wondering if drive 2 is farked......

08-21-2009, 03:11 PM	#45
jladelfa Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: tampa Posts: 36	Re: Snap Server 4200 replaced drives how having issues OK, the very second I try to put the disks in any sort of config, the pings start going haywire and getting huge. EDIT OK, Some interesting Tid bits. Keep in mind I drives 2 through 4 are the new, 500 gig drives. The first drive is the old one I used to get the machine up. I did do a clean instal today. WHen I put drives 3 and 4 into RAID1, there is no change in the ping, and the transfer speed, while still experiencing some spiking, is a hell of a lot better. Now, if I break that, and put drives 2 and 4 in RAID1, the ping times goes nuts again. Just to double check, I broke that, and put drives 3 and 4 back into RAID1 and the ping time remained good. So, I'm wondering if drive 2 is farked...... Last edited by jladelfa; 08-21-2009 at 03:49 PM.