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- Network is very slow
- Hi,We have 25 Computers, running WinXP...Server is Small Business Server 2003. When I transfer a 10MB file is taking 6min or so. Sometimes when I transfer the same file, it takes seconds. Anyone know what is wrong with our network??Thanks,SuggestTry running a sniffer. There could be lots of reasons...
- Tags: 100Mbit, DNS, gli@..., network, network interface card, networking, slow, swITch, switches
- Discussion threads 2005-05-16
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- 2 lan connections in 1 comp 2 routers 1 network
- 1 have a computer with win 2003 server.10 computers with win xp and adsl internet connection and 2 hubsswitch of dlink with 8 ports each.6 computers are connected in 1 hub and the balance 4 computers and server and internet adsl modem in another.All are connected with wired 100mbps connectivity...
- Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, LANs, Performance management, Network technology, Servers, NETWORKING, network, rongup@..., System Monitor, computer, server, LAN, performance
- Discussion threads 2007-05-27
- bandwidth v/s clock rate.
- this one is for all cisco users. what is the exact difference between "clock rate" and "bandwidth" interface commands on cisco routers? which of these actually change the data transmission speeds, well i personally have seen "clock rate" command making a difference rather than the "bandwidth" command ! experts!!...
- Tags: bandwidth, Mbit, rohit_2712@..., it management, clockrate, DCE
- Q&A 2006-04-06
- DS3 or ATM? Which is better?
- A client of ours were talked into a 20Meg ATM instead of the 45Meg DS3 that we suggested to them. They are now being told by thier provider that they are utilizing 60% of the ATM (our monitoring says about 25%), and they have been experiencing packet losses and...
- Tags: ATM, full duplex, it management, network, rhantson@...
- Q&A 2005-05-26
- network segment gets disconnected
- i have 120 system in my network with 4 network segment out of them two segment gets disconnected frequently i have windows 2003 dhcp server and windows 2000 pro client network each segment has seprate fiber chanel and even my erp (client-server application) also having some data acess problemSounds...
- Tags: fiber, it management, manohar_deore@..., network, network segment
- Q&A 2005-09-06
- Win95 faster than 98SE
- Ok, I have this situation: Dual processor COMPAQ server with SCSI RAID 5 - 65Gb, 1Gb RAM, Win2k Server SP4 - and it has the role of File Server. Network cabling and switches are all 100MBit certified and atested and WORKING OK. Workstations are Pentium II 900, 256 Mb RAM,...
- Tags: DOS, Microsoft Windows 98 SE, networking, podlagnjida@..., W95, W98
- Discussion threads 2004-10-08
- Slooooowww Browsing
- Greetings, I know I've seen this problem mentioned before around the net, and I've even gone as far as taking a couple of the suggestions but have not been successful. I have a handful of workstaions, some XP Prof and W2K that have a browsing problem. It...
- Tags: IP, lickity40@..., Microsoft Windows XP, networking, printer, server
- Discussion threads 2005-05-17
- "Network cable unplugged" in only 1 OS
- Hi,a client had a bunch of spyware that I removed one of them resisted a lot. Now it keeps saying "a network cable is unplugged", and I cannot get any connection.I tested the cable itself, and it works fine.When I start the PC using a CD that starts a miniature...
- Tags: cable, Microsoft Windows XP, network, network interface card, operating system, Registry, semmelbroesel, spyware
- Q&A 2005-06-09
- Network redesigning problem....
- Network redesigning problem....My LAN currently is setup with subnet 192.168.1.x/24. I have a linux server serving internet service also in same subnet. There is 2 windows 2000 server running the domain and DNS services. All clients connect to domain with this credentials assigned by DHCP server from both the...
- Tags: abubin@..., domain, it management, network, server, subnet
- Q&A 2005-05-12
- I completely disagree
- I completely disagreeThe first problem with the logic of the article is that the author does not take the size of the business into account. A 5 person office would probably need much less than a T1 line. On the other hand a corporate facility such as Microsoft's Redmond facility...
- Tags: bandwidth, bandwidth saturation, GreyHat, Internet Service Provider, security, T-1, T1
- Discussion threads 2005-06-03
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