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On file systems that don't support extents (most notably ext3) this can make Samba slower. This option is really designed for file systems that support fast allocation of large numbers of blocks such as extent-based file systems. In UNIX terminology this means that Samba will stop creating sparse files. When this is set to yes the server will change from UNIX behaviour of not committing real disk storage blocks when a file is extended to the Windows behaviour of actually forcing the disk system to allocate real storage blocks when a file is created or extended to be a given size. This is a boolean that controls the handling of disk space allocation in the server. Seems like many people have similar problems (lots of entries - most without solutions - in the forums of Synology, Veeam and other backup vendors), but this was the single hint which made the difference. Kudos to jwhite711 to provide me this hint. This single change improved my backup speed for the 3 disks to 81 MB/s (was 52 MB/s), 66 MB/s (was 13 MB/s) and 58 MB/s (was 9 MB/s).

Actually you even have to scroll down in that dialogue in order to see that option. Within Control Panel -> File Services -> SMB -> Advanced Settings. In the end the fix was "trivial", just changing a single checkbox in the Synology setup: On the Synology system just check "Do not reserve disk space when creating files" It took me some signifianct time to search the internet on Veeam's and Synology's web sites and some other support forums to find a hint which really improved the situation. I am backing up a notebook (just one single 256 GB SSD) to the same Synology system without any performance problems - the problem is just with the system having the larger volumes Disk, network and CPU load on source and target systems where below 50% during the "slow" backup

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Incremental backups of the full system performed well Both systems were really connected with 1 Gigabit/s and when I copied single files I got good performance

As a consequence a full backup would take days. disk c was 52 MB/s, disc d was 13 MB/s and disc e was 9 (!) MB/s. When I did a full system backup the transfer rate for each disk got "significantly" slower, e.g.

Source and target system connected in local LAN with 1 Gigabit Ethernet Synology DS216j with 2 10 TB HDDs as Raid 1

SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION DRIVE VERY SLOW WINDOWS 10

Windows 10 Professional using Veeam Agent for Windows 3. Hi allWe have just had a second instance of a user who has resigned, and then a day before they come in to hand in their laptop, go to the police and report their laptop stolen. We are insured but I just want to know how other IT teams may approach this i.I would like to share with you the solution to a performance problem I had when doing backups of large disks to Synology NAS: We of course can't cover all of your exact experiences in a poll, but vote for the scariest ITish things in our poll below, and then tell us how tho. It's Halloween!In honor of the holiday, we thought we would ask you what your scariest IT experience was.

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