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What is the model of your iscsi storage?<br />
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How fast are your switches etc?
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I hope it is not openfiler!
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Its Dell Storage, how do I turn on Round RObin? &nbsp;I got it a bit faster earlier, there was a config issue but would like it to improve more
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Any model?<br />
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Maybe it is a budget model and the rates you are getting are totally fine.
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it has 4 ip's on the storage; I have 2 connections from the host to the storage, should I increase?
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Do you have round robin enabled?
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I've connected iSCSI storage to my hosts, but it seems it is majorly slow. &nbsp;Is there something I need to add to the switch to speed it up?
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I've connected iSCSI storage to my hosts, but it seems it is majorly slow.  Is there something I need to add to the switch to speed it up?

What is the model of your iscsi storage?

How fast are your switches etc?

Its Dell Storage, how do I turn on Round RObin?  I got it a bit faster earlier, there was a config issue but would like it to improve more

Any model?

Maybe it is a budget model and the rates you are getting are totally fine.

it has 4 ip&#39;s on the storage; I have 2 connections from the host to the storage, should I increase?

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I&#39;ve connected iSCSI storage to my hosts, but it seems it is majorly slow.  Is there something I need to add to the switch to speed it up?

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