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<0> My 10/100NICS arent going at 10MB's. Only ~3MB. I was first using onboard nics on both pcs, i just put in pci's. only thing their going through is a 10/100mb linksys switch, i even tried crossover, still same speeds.
<0> I know it probably wont be 10MB
<0> but 3? shouldnt it be like atleast 6-8
<1> well it depends on if the system can keep up with it
<1> what kind of processor/motherboard/hard drive do you have
<1> i had an older hard drive in a computer a while back that could only do 3Mbps like you said you are getting
<0> uhm
<0> the one pc is a 1.4ghz
<0> other a 1.7
<0> Harddrives are IDEs
<0> i tyested those
<0> they read write about 45
<0> So that should be able to work with it
<0> im really just out of options
<0> some people say its normal, is that true? its just annoying, having a 100mbit card..and only going at 3MBs
<1> no
<1> you should to get at least 7 megabytes per second on a semi-decent system
<0> Yea what i thought
<1> on this system I have here I can transfer at 11megaBYTES per second
<1> [OS] Slackware 10.2.0; Kernel 2.4.31 :: [Uptime] 8 days, 21:30 :: [CPU] 1-Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.00GHz @ 1997MHz (512 KB) (8% load) :: [Memory] 253M Used, 503M Total (50% Free) :: [Video] nVidia Corporation NV20 [GeForce3 Ti 500] @ 1280x1024 (24 bit) :: [Disk] 259.54G Used, 485.53G Total (44% Free) :: [Network] Linksys NC100 Network Everywhere Fast Ethernet 10/100 (eth0*) (Total: 1.61G In, 646.70M Out)
<1> i dont think its possible to get much faster on a 100Mbps network
<0> lol
<1> your 3 is slow
<0> so what do you suggest i do
<1> what kind of IDE hard drives
<1> are they older ones
<1> that will make a difference
<1> i have a 40GB drive thats slow as hell
<1> and it will transfer at about 3-4megabytes per sec
<0> Well i ran HDTune..
<0> and it said ~45MB's
<0> read/write
<0> but the Harddrives are..
<0> Seagate 7200RPM 8MB
<1> should be ok then
<0> hmm
<0> would this work
<0> Just to be sure to eliminate the harddrive
<0> i have a usb2.0 harddrive
<0> ftp the file to that instead of the comps HD's i been trying?
<1> and also are you transferring a large enough file to actually get a steady speed out of it
<0> Yea, 2GB files
<1> ok
<1> you can try the USB
<1> not sure if that will tell you anything
<1> just might bring more variables into the equation
<0> ea
<0> yea
<0> well im all out of ideas
<1> you are using FTP to transfer the files?
<0> yep
<1> did you check the CPU utilization of the computers during the transfer
<0> like how hard their working?
<1> yeah
<1> and the HDD activity lights
<1> are they steady on during the transfer
<0> ok
<0> when sendign the files
<0> the cpu works at about 90%
<1> ouch
<0> Yea
<0> and Network Utilization is at 30%
<1> who makes your network card?
<0> whatever that means
<0> on the Task manager
<1> is it onboard NIC?
<0> Nope i was using onboards
<0> and i thought that was the problem
<0> so i put in extetrnals
<0> realtek
<0> and dlink
<1> hmm
<1> you should be able to do better
<1> those arebnt great cards but you should be able to do better
<1> how much RAM
<0> 768mb
<0> and 256
<1> 256 under XP?
<0> yep
<1> hm
<0> that box istn running anything really
<0> i tweaked it down
<0> stopped some services
<0> no themes and such
<0> just a server
<0> i use to store files
<1> ok
<1> that 1.4GHz
<0> yea
<1> do you know how fast the IDE channel is
<1> is it 66?
<0> Nope, not really good with hardware, how would i find out
<1> can look up the specs online
<1> also the hard drive cables
<1> are they 40 wire or 80 wire cables
<0> How do you tell that
<1> the 40 wire have thicker appearing wires
<0> the individual lines on the grey cable?
<1> the 80 wire are really fine wires
<1> the ribbon
<0> yea
<0> uhmm
<0> 80
<1> they are all definitely the fine ones?
<0> yep
<1> ok
<1> http://www.mikeshardware.com/pics/ide8040pin.jpg
<1> that shows the difference
<0> yep
<0> definately 80
<1> ok
<1> i would suspect the computer that has the 90& CPU utilization
<1> that is way too high for transfer
<1> im not exactly sure what could be the problem with it
<0> yaer its actually this one
<0> the better one
<0> better specs anyway
<1> and that one has which NIC
<0> cause when i do do lan transfers
<0> it lags a bit
<0> like if i was typing
<0> it would lag a bit
<0> and opening windows
<1> is the hard drive light on steady or does it kind of blink
<0> uhm
<0> this oen is the Dlink
<0> and it did the same with teh onboard SiS
<1> hmm
<0> it kind of did both, at times
<1> yeah
<1> its difficult to determine what the actual problem is
<1> usually a cheap NIC will use a lot of CPU
<1> better NIC doesnt use the computers CPU as much
<2> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<0> champi0n thanks for helping me earlier
<0> sorta dissapeared on ya
<0> well i guess ill have to be annoyed on to why this is being gay
<1> np sir
<3> wb hon
<4> ty babe
<5> hi all
<5> my company uses SOCKS proxy, and everyone's IE settings are pointing to it. There is no direct connection to internet. I used RDP at my previous job to connect to my home computer but now I can't. Is there a solution that works over proxy?
<6> similar situation at work. luckily we have a couple DSL connections there and can RDC on the PC connected to 1 or use our laptops on the other
<7> DashNY, do you have a ssh access
<7> to your home network?
<8> DashNY one sec...i know a way
<8> gotta find it..
<8> you need this: http://zippo.taiyo.co.jp/~gotoh/ssh/connect.c
<8> compile it under cygwin
<8> it binds to a loopback port of your choice, uses whatever proxy address and tunnels to the remote host/port through the proxy
<8> very useful
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