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snap-tech · 01-09-2007, 11:58 PM

While I was still supporting snap I did extentsive testing on transfer speeds and found that the following items can cause slow trasfer rates:

make sure everything is matched as in speed being forced. If you force the snap to 100 full, but you don't force your nic card to 100 full, it can cause issues. also goes in reverse. Also, goes for the switch/router if it has the capability of being forced through configuration menu.

I would sit down and spend a few hours doing nothing but playing with the snap eithernet, and your nic, and the switch. Even remove the switch from the test and use a crossover cable.

I am sure you will be supprised at what you find durring all these tests.

Douglas

01-09-2007, 11:58 PM	#4
snap-tech Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Washington State Posts: 54	Re: Snapserver 2200 transfer very slow While I was still supporting snap I did extentsive testing on transfer speeds and found that the following items can cause slow trasfer rates: make sure everything is matched as in speed being forced. If you force the snap to 100 full, but you don't force your nic card to 100 full, it can cause issues. also goes in reverse. Also, goes for the switch/router if it has the capability of being forced through configuration menu. I would sit down and spend a few hours doing nothing but playing with the snap eithernet, and your nic, and the switch. Even remove the switch from the test and use a crossover cable. I am sure you will be supprised at what you find durring all these tests. Douglas