NT4 and download speed

[Marshall, Roy]

To Tomek and Eddie

Thanks very much for your input. It was an obvious but an 'overlooked'
problem my side. I did the ftp test (anyway) and had the same poor 
performance results. I then found out that our one unix server (half duplex
config)  
was connected to a router (full-duplex) which was causing all the problems.
All 
has been sorted out now. 

Thanks so much,
Roy


-----Original Message-----
From: MIME:tomek at is.fh-hamburg.de at INTERNET 
Sent: 22 August 2000 13:37
To: Marshall, Roy; rwmarshall at email.com at Internet
Cc: samba-ntdom at samba.org at Internet; samba at samba.org at Internet
Subject: RE: NT4 and download speed


Roy Marshall wrote:
> > Hi guys
> > I am fairly new to samba but managed to mount my NT workstation to Samba

on
> unix server using NT server for password authentification.
> > However i have a huge speed problem. When i download a file from unix
via
> the mounted drive to NT the speed is approx 5kb/sec however if i upload to
> the unix server my speed is 1333kb/sec.
> > HOW DO I INCREASE MY SPEED WHEN DOWNLOADING TO NT4. This is causing a
huge
> delay in my s/ware development.
> > Using TCP/IP protocol only.
> > Help is much appreciated
> > Roy
> > Roy Marshall
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Make one ftp test with put and get. If there is a big difference between
put and get performance, this means that most probably somewehre between
your computer and server a full duplex or half duplex parameter on your
switch or networkcard is wrong configured.  -- Have a nice day !
Dipl.-Ing. Tomek Jarosinski
Fachhochschule Hamburg - University of Applied Sciences
Rechenzentrum Berliner Tor
20099 Hamburg,Berliner Tor 21, R. 301
Tel:040/42859-3030 Fax:040/42859-2890
 E-Mail: tomek at rzbt.fh-hamburg.de
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