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I've seen this symptoms with duplex mismatch. I'd do clean restart of the switches and then clean restart of the host. If doesn't help, check speed and duplex. Reload/upgrade NIC driver. 
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I've seen this symptoms with duplex mismatch. I'd do clean restart of the switches and then clean restart of the host. If doesn't help, check speed and duplex. Reload/upgrade NIC driver.

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I have done a reboot of the switches and the machines. I have also previous force everything in our environment to be 100 Full until we upgrade to a gigabit switch. 
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I have done a reboot of the switches and the machines. I have also previous force everything in our environment to be 100 Full until we upgrade to a gigabit switch.

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I'd hard code the server nics and switch port to the highest speed the nics can handle with full duplex.
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I'd hard code the server nics and switch port to the highest speed the nics can handle with full duplex.

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The switches had reset to autodetect when the power was cut to them. Reconfigured the switches and the problem was resolved. Thanks
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The switches had reset to autodetect when the power was cut to them. Reconfigured the switches and the problem was resolved. Thanks

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We had a power cut the other day and to maximise the run time on my web servers I powered down most of my switches and other servers. Since bringing back up the environment I have been having network speed issues. When copying a file of one of my DC (who hosts file shares) it takes 53 mins to copy a 100MB file. &nbsp;However if I do the same test between my DCs it takes &lt;1min.<br />
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First I though it was the switches however since then I have unpluged the one switch contains the servers and a few other machines and the same problem can be seen in the environment too. <br />
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Ideas and help please :-)
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We had a power cut the other day and to maximise the run time on my web servers I powered down most of my switches and other servers. Since bringing back up the environment I have been having network speed issues. When copying a file of one of my DC (who hosts file shares) it takes 53 mins to copy a 100MB file.  However if I do the same test between my DCs it takes <1min.

First I though it was the switches however since then I have unpluged the one switch contains the servers and a few other machines and the same problem can be seen in the environment too. 

Ideas and help please :-)

Slow network speed

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Networking

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