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Slow FTP & SMB
SCO Unix 5.0.5 moving to Red Hat
Intel EtherExpress Pro/100+ Newbie that just started working for a company and having an issue with transfer speeds over the network. Need to move 1.5GB of data from an old server with a single SCSI HDD to a new server with RAID 5 SATA HDD's. Goal was to FTP the data but Tx speed is around 75KB/s. Check netconfig and correct driver is installed. Was on Auto detect but tried 100/half then 100/full with no change. This move will have to happen 2-3 times for testing purposes. Not looking to babysit a server for 5 hours for each transfer. Any help would be appreciated. |
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