I have a mirrored SSD from my Synology NAS installed in my Rose RS150B but thought I would try the new SMB2 protocol addressing the NAS directly where my Music Library is stored. As per @kawao, my NAS is reporting SMB3 protocol connectivity.
NAS logs showing:
User [Rose] from [(192.168.25.160)] via [CIFS(SMB3)] accessed shared folder [Music].
My Synology NAS is a DS1621+ with a dual 400GB SSD r/w cache with currently 10.5TB of storage. The NAS has a 10Gbps backbone connection to my 4x10G/24x1G switches with a 1Gbps wired connection to the Rose DS150B.
Started a new database scan for my ‘Music Library’ folder within my ‘Music’ partition, timings as per the following:
- 19:05 Start DB media scanning
- 19:52 Stopped media scanning, 21,894 tracks, moved onto DB Caching
- 20:01 Stopped DB Caching
So 21,894 tracks scanned in 47 mins, followed by 14 mins of DB caching.
Good to do this test but I now have duplicate albums and tracks when the databases show under ‘Music’ - so will need to decide which to stick with - the NAS connection or the internal SSD.