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Perhaps try switching the nics if possible to rule out hardware related |
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problems with the server? Try a different ethernet cable? Try a |
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completely different NIC all together? If disk speed is < 10MB that's |
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your problem :) What driver is your NIC using btw? |
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On Fri, 2005-04-22 at 12:28 -0400, fire-eyes wrote: |
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> On Fri, 2005-04-22 at 09:11 -0700, comsatcat wrote: |
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> > First off what were you using to test throughput? |
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> FTP Session, grabbing a 1200MB file. |
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> > I've always been able to push 60MB/s+ with those. |
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> > Have you verified the other end was up at gig speeds when testing |
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> > throughput? |
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> Yes |
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> > Did you verify ON the witch that the port is capable of gig |
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> > speeds, and that the link is up at gig speeds (this also applies for the |
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> > host you were testing the transmission to). |
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> Yep, that's fine |
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> > Have you tried a throughput |
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> > test on your local machine (from -> to the ip of the gig nic). |
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> Hadn't thought of that one. That starts off at about 33MB/s then drops |
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> to about 17. |
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> This system has pretty old disks in it... |
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