Only way to know what is going on is to take a sniffer trace of the packets on the wire for the
nic.
Gary
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'--'I have set up the Performance monitor to log stats on my NIC. One of the
'--'stats if Outbound Queue. It says that it is running in the 90% or higher all
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'--'Is there anyway to see what is in the queue?
'--'Or find out what is the bottle neck?
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'--'Everything seems to be running fine on the network.
'--'I am running Windows 2000 Server with sp5.
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