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Well, I thought that there should be some reordering of loading drivers or some switches that force RX &amp;&nbsp;TX buffers to be below 16 Meg....<br />

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Well, I thought that there should be some reordering of loading drivers or some switches that force RX & TX buffers to be below 16 Meg....


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I've got a small problem with a Compaq Prosignia server running under NW 4.1. One of the cards AMD PCnet comes with the custom statistics named: RX &amp;&nbsp;TX Buffers Over 16 Meg. The values in these parameters are almost as high as total number of packets sent. According to the Utilities Reference (Red book), it means a performance penalty when this happens? Is there any suggestion to avoid this problem? <br />
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Thanks.<br />

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I've got a small problem with a Compaq Prosignia server running under NW 4.1. One of the cards AMD PCnet comes with the custom statistics named: RX & TX Buffers Over 16 Meg. The values in these parameters are almost as high as total number of packets sent. According to the Utilities Reference (Red book), it means a performance penalty when this happens? Is there any suggestion to avoid this problem? 

Thanks.


RX &amp; TX ECB buffers Over 16 Meg

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RX &amp; TX ECB buffers Over 16 Meg

RX & TX ECB buffers Over 16 Meg