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[ttmcmurry]

The NFS addin is great.  I've been throwing VMWare ESXi 4.0 at the DNS-323 and have had a great experience so far.  I have nothing else that's remotely close that can stress my NAS like this.   

At the moment I'm writing a sustainable 5.9MB/sec (47Mb/sec) and reading 17.9MB/sec (143 Mb/sec).    NFSD is at 33% while writing and 83% while reading.  It seems the io subsystem is the bottleneck for performance.

What's great is with all of the random reads & writes expected from VM/ESXi, NFS doesn't seem to be unstable whatsoever during operation. 

My only gripe is when I reboot the 323, I lose my NFS config. 

[jeremy]

Have you had any problems with the 323 freezing up while using NFS? It is described in this thread: http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=5582.0

[gasman]

Could you please tell me where you find the NFS Server. ? I've upgraded to the beta 1.08 for just this as the UPnP server does not serve my Omnifi DMS1s. Yet cannot find it on any of the pages.

TIA

The NFS addin is great.  I've been throwing VMWare ESXi 4.0 at the DNS-323 and have had a great experience so far.  I have nothing else that's remotely close that can stress my NAS like this.   

At the moment I'm writing a sustainable 5.9MB/sec (47Mb/sec) and reading 17.9MB/sec (143 Mb/sec).    NFSD is at 33% while writing and 83% while reading.  It seems the io subsystem is the bottleneck for performance.

What's great is with all of the random reads & writes expected from VM/ESXi, NFS doesn't seem to be unstable whatsoever during operation. 

My only gripe is when I reboot the 323, I lose my NFS config. 

[ttmcmurry]

No I haven't had any problems with it freezing; albeit i'm only actively using NFS for 2-3 hours at a time.  The service always stays running, though.