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| measuring LAN speed i'm having trouble with my LAN speed When I go to a shared folder from another computer, and right click a folder, it takes about 30 seconds before the menu comes up. It takes a long time to open folders too. I tried transferring a file a while back, and It did 10MB in 10 minutes. iperf says 2.41 Mbits/sec What could be the cause of my LAN being so slow ? Both machines are XP Pro sp2 I have 2 comps plugged into a Dlink dsl 504 which is a router modem. |
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| Re: measuring LAN speed jameshanley39******.co.uk wrote: > i'm having trouble with my LAN speed > When I go to a shared folder from another computer, and right click a > folder, it takes about 30 seconds before the menu comes up. It takes a > long time to open folders too. > > I tried transferring a file a while back, and It did 10MB in 10 > minutes. > > iperf says 2.41 Mbits/sec > > What could be the cause of my LAN being so slow ? > > Both machines are XP Pro sp2 > I have 2 comps plugged into a Dlink dsl 504 which is a router modem. > There could be any number of things effecting the speed of your lan but for a quick 20% increase disable the QoS on your nic's by default XP has it turned on, this Quality of Service protocol reserves 20% of your bandwidth you dont need this for a home network disable it. |
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