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Network Speed seems slow for Gigabit

Asked by bhaskin in Network Cards & Adapters, Miscellaneous Networking, Network Switches & Hubs

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HI Everyone!

   Our current server infrastucture is all Gigabit and we are only recieving speeds from server to server of about 500MB/m - 600MB/m. I've done the math and the maximum theoretical throughput is 125MB/s with Gigabit speed so 500MB/m - 600MB/m seems really slow. In most cases that would be "ok", but since we are backing up large amounts of data daily our backups are taking in the vacinity of 13 - 14 hours. I have come to find this 500MB/m - 600MB/m speed both through BackupExec 11d and also by timing a large file transfer between two of the servers. Does anyone know how we can improve the preformace of our network to ascertain better network speeds?

I should also mention that I was pointed to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936594 by Symantec Tech Support. It seems that most of my Windows 2003 Servers don't have the option that is listed in the KB article. I did make the changes listed on our Backup Server but that did not seem to make any difference.

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