New Win 2003 file server, copying data to and from is very slow.
I have just added a rebuilt server back to my Domain (mixture of 2k3 and 2k8 servers)
The server in question was a rebuild of an old server, which was rebuilt with the same old server name as before.
The server is of an adequate spec with a 1GB connection to the network running Windows server 2003 SP2
Since the rebuild i am having serious speed issue copying any data back to this server 8.5 MB of data(folders and files) has taken 45 secs to copy to this server.
I’ve been looking for answers all day on various sites but am yet to find a solution.
This is what I have tried so far.
Anti-Virus removed.
NIC drivers updated.
Configuration changes to NIC
Various MS hotfixes referring to similar issues.
Maybe I’ve missed something simple here, but am getting a little frustrated with it now.
Any help would be kindly received.
The server in question was a rebuild of an old server, which was rebuilt with the same old server name as before.
The server is of an adequate spec with a 1GB connection to the network running Windows server 2003 SP2
Since the rebuild i am having serious speed issue copying any data back to this server 8.5 MB of data(folders and files) has taken 45 secs to copy to this server.
I’ve been looking for answers all day on various sites but am yet to find a solution.
This is what I have tried so far.
Anti-Virus removed.
NIC drivers updated.
Configuration changes to NIC
Various MS hotfixes referring to similar issues.
Maybe I’ve missed something simple here, but am getting a little frustrated with it now.
Any help would be kindly received.
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JAN PAKULA
hdd or raid drivers updated?
Any errors on the LAN switch(es)?
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:
Accepted answer: 0 points for jasonowen81's comment http:/Q_27244104.html#36368017
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Issue resolved by myself.
Accepted answer: 0 points for jasonowen81's comment http:/Q_27244104.html#36368017
for the following reason:
Issue resolved by myself.
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Issue resolved
Actually I think I stated network card was issue
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Apologies dariusg, am new to Expert Exchange so wasn't to sure what i was doing when closing the call.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.