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Operating Systems AIX Network Perforamnce - It's just slow! Post 303033109 by BDMcGrew on Friday 29th of March 2019 06:41:34 PM
Old 03-29-2019
Thanks for hte reply, I have not probed the FC BIOS or configuration but I have done a quick test to eliminate it from the equation and taken everything to local i/o, off the external storage - just for sanity sake.


Code:
linux_nsd_server# scp /large_file_on_fast_storage.bin linux_10gb_network_client:/dev/null == 154MB/s
linux_nsd_server# scp /large_file_on_fast_storage.bin aix_10gb_network_client:/dev/null == 39MB/s


So taking all the client network storage i/o out of the picture and this is still repeatable with very similar numbers across all my Linux and AIX boxes.


-b




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