Actually this cannot be used as a rule. All depends on the load on the HA partners, the disks performance and it differs from an environment to another.
In your case I suggest you to disable one of the sync channel links (or two of them) and look at the new rates you'll get.

No, not really right, in your description you assume that ibvd are being merged: data in xxx001.ibvd will be copied to xxx003.ibvd, data in xxx002.ibvd will be copied to xxx004.ibvd, and so on... Actually this not how in works, in your case (Assume I keep 1 snapshot only and each snapshot time is 14...

Actually there is nothing wrong in your situation, the reason why the total sum of your ibvd files is so great can be only one: there have been a big changes performed between some (or all) snapshots. You have two options to solve the issue with the HDD space lack: 1- Add additional HDD. 2- Create a...

Sorry, we do not publish such information (planed functionalities) in the forum.

danisoto wrote:

@ziz (staff) wrote:Actually the idea you suggested is quite interesting, we will work on it and add it in future releases.

Great!
When you will publish information about planed functionalities of the next (v6?) version?

Regards.

Yes, absolutely right, in case of failure of one of the HA nodes we empty the cache then disable it till the failed node comes back. It is executed by a internal service command that cannot be launched externally (in the current version). Actually the idea you suggested is quite interesting, we will...

Hi, The only way to change cache setting (increase, decrease, enable, disable...) can be performed by recreating the target using the existing images. Hi, Simple question: It's possible to instruct the running service to enable/disable the write-back cache? My objective: I like to enable the write-b...

Option 2 will be better.

In the StarWind server side there is nothing to do, no MPIO nor LACP. You have 4 NICs on this server and 2 NICs on each of your 2 ESXi, the best configuration is to point from each ESXi to two NICs on the StarWind server, this should provide best performance, and MPIO on the ESXi will do the rest. T...

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\<Interface GUID>Entry: TcpAckFrequency Value Type: REG_DWORD, number Valid Range: 0-255 Set to 1. where do u change this ? on starwind sans and also on WIndows initiators...vms etc ? Yes, it should be changed on all wi...

georgep wrote:i have the same problem with v5.7 Why do u say to put 2 instead of 1 ? 1 disables it right ?

Absolutely right, 1 disables it. This modification should improve read performance.

What StarWind version/build are you running?

Could you please provide more information? Where is the storage connected to? where are you trying to connect to the storage it from? which server is not seeing the storage? which IP address are you using to connect to the storage? which computer is using "Windows 7 Professional with Windows Fi...

The better is to install StarWind to the new server, then copy the images, create new targets using existing images.

Sorry for silly question, but I still don't understand - Should we use teaming or two separate nics with a different IPs? http://s014.radikal.ru/i328/1107/f2/132be78990e8.jpg With two separate nics Starwind Server will be running as active-active or active-passive storage? Thanks It's up to you to ...

plastilin wrote:Thanks for reply. If i correctly understand, this step of configuration may skip? But what recommendation do you have more?

For type of targets available in StarWind free version you shouldn't need anything more.