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I'm running Pi4 4Gb as my Time Machine and Media Storage via smb server + PiHole. Speeds were always inferior, but I suspected problem was WD My Passport with HFS+ (for time machine) and exfat formatting (couldn't change it because occasionally I needed it to carry with me and stick in Windows PC's. So recently I reformatted it into ext4 and speeds for writing are about 5-10 MB/s from both laptop and smartphone. Tests I've done:

  • with connection to laptop type-c port with Ubuntu VM (for ext4) or MacOS speeds are 70-80 MB/s on writing
  • HDD is connected to USB 3.0 port on PI
  • Tested performance of HDD while connected to Pi sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/ext4/speedTestFile bs=20M count=5 oflag=direct shown 99.6 MB/s
  • iperf3 results are 63-89.7 Mbits/s over both 2.4 and Wifi 5 which represents my experience perfectly.Here's a small issue as in my current location both server (my laptop) and client(pi) for both wireless and I can't connect any of them with cable. But still I believe speeds are crazy low and even thou my current router is from IP and pretty simple there is no load on it to have such speeds.
  • Cloudflare speed test from laptop shows upload 560Mbps and download 273 Mbps with WIFI5, so I am kind of lost here.
  • Performed Disk Speed test with black magic app from my laptop to network drive on Pi - read speed 5.6 MB/s, read is 4.4 MB/s, even slower then I thought. Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5

Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5

I'm running Pi4 4Gb as my Time Machine and Media Storage via smb server + PiHole. Speeds were always inferior, but I suspected problem was WD My Passport with HFS+ (for time machine) and exfat formatting (couldn't change it because occasionally I needed it to carry with me and stick in Windows PC's. So recently I reformatted it into ext4 and speeds for writing are about 5-10 MB/s from both laptop and smartphone. Tests I've done:

  • with connection to laptop type-c port with Ubuntu VM (for ext4) or MacOS speeds are 70-80 MB/s on writing
  • HDD is connected to USB 3.0 port on PI
  • Tested performance of HDD while connected to Pi sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/ext4/speedTestFile bs=20M count=5 oflag=direct shown 99.6 MB/s
  • iperf3 results are 63-89.7 Mbits/s over both 2.4 and Wifi 5 which represents my experience perfectly.Here's a small issue as in my current location both server (my laptop) and client(pi) for both wireless and I can't connect any of them with cable. But still I believe speeds are crazy low and even thou my current router is from IP and pretty simple there is no load on it to have such speeds.
  • Cloudflare speed test from laptop shows upload 560Mbps and download 273 Mbps with WIFI5, so I am kind of lost here.

Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5

I'm running Pi4 4Gb as my Time Machine and Media Storage via smb server + PiHole. Speeds were always inferior, but I suspected problem was WD My Passport with HFS+ (for time machine) and exfat formatting (couldn't change it because occasionally I needed it to carry with me and stick in Windows PC's. So recently I reformatted it into ext4 and speeds for writing are about 5-10 MB/s from both laptop and smartphone. Tests I've done:

  • with connection to laptop type-c port with Ubuntu VM (for ext4) or MacOS speeds are 70-80 MB/s on writing
  • HDD is connected to USB 3.0 port on PI
  • Tested performance of HDD while connected to Pi sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/ext4/speedTestFile bs=20M count=5 oflag=direct shown 99.6 MB/s
  • iperf3 results are 63-89.7 Mbits/s over both 2.4 and Wifi 5 which represents my experience perfectly.Here's a small issue as in my current location both server (my laptop) and client(pi) for both wireless and I can't connect any of them with cable. But still I believe speeds are crazy low and even thou my current router is from IP and pretty simple there is no load on it to have such speeds.
  • Cloudflare speed test from laptop shows upload 560Mbps and download 273 Mbps with WIFI5, so I am kind of lost here.
  • Performed Disk Speed test with black magic app from my laptop to network drive on Pi - read speed 5.6 MB/s, read is 4.4 MB/s, even slower then I thought. Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5
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I'm running Pi4 4Gb as my Time Machine and Media Storage via smb server + PiHole. Speeds were always inferior, but I suspected problem was WD My Passport with HFS+ (for time machine) and exfat formatting (couldn't change it because occasionally I needed it to carry with me and stick in Windows PC's. So recently I reformatted it into ext4 and speeds for writing are about 5-10 MB/s from both laptop and smartphone. Tests I've done:

  • with local connection to laptop type-c port with Ubuntu VM (for ext4) or MacOS speeds are 70-80 MB/s on writing
  • HDD is connected to USB 3.0 port on PI
  • Tested performance of HDD while connected to Pi sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/ext4/speedTestFile bs=20M count=5 oflag=direct shown 99.6 MB/s
  • iperf3 results are 63-89.7 Mbits/s over both 2.4 and Wifi 5 which represents my experience perfectly  .Here's a small issue as in my current location both server (my laptop) and client(pi) for both wireless and I can't connect any of them with cable. But still I believe speeds are crazy low and even thou my current router is from IP and pretty simple there is no load on it to have such speeds.
  • Cloudflare speed test from laptop shows upload 560Mbps and download 273 Mbps with WIFI5, so I am kind of lost here. Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5

Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5

I'm running Pi4 4Gb as my Time Machine and Media Storage via smb server + PiHole. Speeds were always inferior, but I suspected problem was WD My Passport with HFS+ (for time machine) and exfat formatting (couldn't change it because occasionally I needed it to carry with me and stick in Windows PC's. So recently I reformatted it into ext4 and speeds for writing are about 5-10 MB/s from both laptop and smartphone. Tests I've done:

  • with local connection to Ubuntu VM (for ext4) or MacOS speeds are 70-80 MB on writing
  • sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/ext4/speedTestFile bs=20M count=5 oflag=direct shown 99.6 MB/s
  • iperf3 results are 63-89.7 Mbits/s over both 2.4 and Wifi 5 which represents my experience perfectly  Here's a small issue as in my current location both server (my laptop) and client(pi) for both wireless and I can't connect any of them with cable. But still I believe speeds are crazy low and even thou my current router is from IP and pretty simple there is no load on it to have such speeds.
  • Cloudflare speed test from laptop shows upload 560Mbps and download 273 Mbps with WIFI5, so I am kind of lost here. Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5

I'm running Pi4 4Gb as my Time Machine and Media Storage via smb server + PiHole. Speeds were always inferior, but I suspected problem was WD My Passport with HFS+ (for time machine) and exfat formatting (couldn't change it because occasionally I needed it to carry with me and stick in Windows PC's. So recently I reformatted it into ext4 and speeds for writing are about 5-10 MB/s from both laptop and smartphone. Tests I've done:

  • with connection to laptop type-c port with Ubuntu VM (for ext4) or MacOS speeds are 70-80 MB/s on writing
  • HDD is connected to USB 3.0 port on PI
  • Tested performance of HDD while connected to Pi sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/ext4/speedTestFile bs=20M count=5 oflag=direct shown 99.6 MB/s
  • iperf3 results are 63-89.7 Mbits/s over both 2.4 and Wifi 5 which represents my experience perfectly.Here's a small issue as in my current location both server (my laptop) and client(pi) for both wireless and I can't connect any of them with cable. But still I believe speeds are crazy low and even thou my current router is from IP and pretty simple there is no load on it to have such speeds.
  • Cloudflare speed test from laptop shows upload 560Mbps and download 273 Mbps with WIFI5, so I am kind of lost here.

Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5

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I'm running Pi4 4Gb as my Time Machine and Media Storage via smb server + PiHole. Speeds were always inferior, but I suspected problem was WD My Passport with HFS+ (for time machine) and exfat formatting (couldn't change it because occasionally I needed it to carry with me and stick in Windows PC's. So recently I reformatted it into ext4 and speeds for writing are about 5-10 MB/s from both laptop and smartphone. Tests I've done:

  • with local connection to Ubuntu VM (for ext4) or MacOS speeds are 70-80 MB on writing
  • sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/ext4/speedTestFile bs=20M count=5 oflag=direct shown 99.6 MB/s
  • iperf3 results are 63-89.7 Mbits/s over both 2.4 and Wifi 5 which represents my experience perfectly Here's a small issue as in my current location both server (my laptop) and client(pi) for both wireless and I can't connect any of them with cable. But still I believe speeds are crazy low and even thou my current router is from IP and pretty simple there is no load on it to have such speeds.
  • Cloudflare speed test from laptop shows upload 560Mbps and download 273 Mbps with WIFI5, so I am kind of lost here. Any advice what can be done to increase speed of file transfer inlocal network? write speed testiperf3 over WIFI5