nitrammjhall
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Binary mode ftp transfer is extremely slow
I have setup networking via a 100M ethernet hub between my Sparc Ultra-5 and nt laptop. All communications seem pretty fast, i.e I can access a html port on the sun server from the nt laptop and it loads up the pages extremely fast !
The problem is ftp ......... when I try to ftp between platforms the speed is down to 0.01K /ps ????
I have tried all conventional hme operational parameters to fix , half duplex full duplex different rates 10 /100M.
No luck !
Any Ideas ?
Cheers
Martin
The problem is ftp ......... when I try to ftp between platforms the speed is down to 0.01K /ps ????
I have tried all conventional hme operational parameters to fix , half duplex full duplex different rates 10 /100M.
No luck !
Any Ideas ?
Cheers
Martin
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I can pull data from the sun to the nt platform with no problem(extremely fast) however ,
........... Pushing data onto the sun from the laptop or pulling from the sun results in the poor performance !
........... Pushing data onto the sun from the laptop or pulling from the sun results in the poor performance !
ASKER
I can pull data from the sun to the nt platform with no problem(extremely fast) however ,
........... Pushing data onto the sun from the laptop or pulling from the sun results in the poor performance !
The hub is a Office connect ethernet hub 4 from 3com
Thanks
Martin
........... Pushing data onto the sun from the laptop or pulling from the sun results in the poor performance !
The hub is a Office connect ethernet hub 4 from 3com
Thanks
Martin
Okay, but which OfficeConnect 4 port hub, the Ethernet (model 3C16704A) or the FastEthernet (model 3C16723A)?
just a thought: check network settings, ie subnet mask and routing on the laptop.
Can you post iptrace taken during file transfer ?
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I fixed the problem by getting a new ethernet card on the nt box.
Thanks,
Martin
Thanks,
Martin
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Off hand my guess would be that you either need 10Mbps/half or 100Mbps/half if it's not one of the more sophisticated 10/100 hubs supports split speeds. The low end hubs drop everything to 10/half if there's one 10Mbps device connected and won't do better than 100/half otherwise.