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Operating Systems AIX Slow FTP response on WAN Post 302458171 by lodhi1978 on Thursday 30th of September 2010 02:01:43 AM
Old 09-30-2010
Question Slow FTP response on WAN
Hi All.

We are using AIX 5.3 ML9. There is 1 Gig NIC installed on two servers (Primary and Secondary) with Full Duplex Mode. We have scheduled a cronjob to copy the backup from primary to secondary thru FTP on WAN. The total data size is 15 GB and it took 9 Hours and 18 Mins with transfer rate as 700Kb/Sec. The bandwidth between Primary and Secondary is 30Mbps.

When we ask ISP to remove the bandwidth restriction from the link the same data FTP in just 20 Mins with transfer rate as 11Mbps/Sec

I would like to know if is there any OS Parameters to speed up the FTP.
Regards,

Hassan
 

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NAME

       ldapgid - displays a group's list of IDs the way ldapid(1) does.

SYNOPSIS

       ldapgid [-P]<groupname|gid>

DESCRIPTION

       The  following  is displayed : gid=gidNumber(cn) users(primary)=uidNumber(uid)[,uidNumber(uid)...] users(secondary)=uidNumber(uid)[,uidNum-
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       users(primary) lists users having the group declared as their primary group. users(secondary) lists users using the group  as  a  secondary
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OPTIONS

       <groupname | gid>
	      Group name or GID of a group to show information about.

       [-P]   Display group information as a /etc/group file entry.

SEE ALSO

       ldapid(1), lsldap(1), ldapfinger(1), ldapscripts(5).

AVAILABILITY

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BUGS

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