I have syncthings setup on 4 PC. Three windows 10 machines and a linux server,
Lets call them PC1 PC2 PC3 SR1
PC1 and SR1 are on the same LAN connected by gigabit ethernet, and yes it gets that speed. I can transfer large files to it extremely fast. Lets cause this LAN1
PC2 and PC3 are on the same LAN, They are also on gigabit ethernet but I have not tested the transfer speeds of files. Lets call this LAN2
Total amount of synced data is around 40GB
Network 1 and 2 are connected via the internet (obviously) Network 1 is connected via 600/50(Mbps) and Network 2 is connected by 80/20.
Syncing all the devices is painfully slow. I left if two days and it hasn’t finished yet. A lot of the time the speed seems to be sitting at 0.0kbps. Even syncing within LAN1 I havent seen it go over 30kbps and most of the time its a fraction of that.
I tried removing PC2 and 3 so it could just sync between LAN1 but its still painfully slow. Worth noting that most of the files are already on both devices. PC1 has a few files changed, and was added as a new device due to windows reinstall but it already has a local copy of all the files on SR1. SR1 got a little behind because I unplugged it to move it. Expected it to catch up fairly quickly but it sat there for days.
Logfile attached bigmond-syncthing-log.log (9.6 MB)
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