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The file transfer is now down to 17MB/s
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thanks dirk<br />
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Inititally it appeared to speed up the transfer but wen back to slowing.<br />
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I read where disabling windows search will speed up transfer speeds.<br />
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Are you familiar with that method and do you know if it will stop the file transfer?
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thanks dirk

Inititally it appeared to speed up the transfer but wen back to slowing.

I read where disabling windows search will speed up transfer speeds.

Are you familiar with that method and do you know if it will stop the file transfer?

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Disabling the index service should not affect the Transfer but I'm not 100% sure if the indexing service or explorer service have dependencies to each other.<br />
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DirkMare
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Disabling the index service should not affect the Transfer but I'm not 100% sure if the indexing service or explorer service have dependencies to each other.

DirkMare

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Thanks Dirk<br />
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I did not end up disabling the windows search service but chose to wait it out.<br />
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The all night file transfer finished 5 minutes before the client opened the doors. nick of time
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Thanks Dirk

I did not end up disabling the windows search service but chose to wait it out.

The all night file transfer finished 5 minutes before the client opened the doors. nick of time

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I am in a time crunch to transfer a database file from a WMware WM server 2012 r2 standard to a NAS iscsi drive. The database is NTFS file.<br />
<br />
The transfer started at 42MB/s and is gradually slowing down to a crawl. It is now at 20MB/s and the estimated time to finish is not going to be before the client gets to the office.<br />
<br />
Is there anything I can do to speed up the file transfer without stopping the current progress?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hello,

I am in a time crunch to transfer a database file from a WMware WM server 2012 r2 standard to a NAS iscsi drive. The database is NTFS file.

The transfer started at 42MB/s and is gradually slowing down to a crawl. It is now at 20MB/s and the estimated time to finish is not going to be before the client gets to the office.

Is there anything I can do to speed up the file transfer without stopping the current progress?

Thanks

server 2012 r2 standard slowing file transfer speed

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