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Their using a Cisco 48-port SRW2048 is there any way I can adjust the buffer or disable the throttling? Sorry I'm pretty new to the networking side of things. 
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Their using a Cisco 48-port SRW2048 is there any way I can adjust the buffer or disable the throttling? Sorry I'm pretty new to the networking side of things.

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pls have a look to the manual for this, because i'm not a cisco guru.<br />
Do you may be also have priorized VLANs (VoIP) in that network which may lead to your behaviour?
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pls have a look to the manual for this, because i'm not a cisco guru.
Do you may be also have priorized VLANs (VoIP) in that network which may lead to your behaviour?

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I'm wondering if anyone can help. &nbsp;I have a customer getting weird spikes when writting a file across the network. The read speeds seem fine but the write speeds see a little off to what they used to get and has a crazy moment towards the end. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm wondering if anyone can help.  I have a customer getting weird spikes when writting a file across the network. The read speeds seem fine but the write speeds see a little off to what they used to get and has a crazy moment towards the end.  

Spiking uploads

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