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Tavish Muldoon
Hello,
I have a Windows 2000 system going through 10/100 switch connected to
a Windows 98se machine and a Windows 95 machine. The Windows 95
machine has a 10/100 card in it.
The 2000 and 98se have 10/100 ethernet cards.
The connection from the 2000 to 98se machine transfer rate is very
fast - and they are in the same workgroup.
I plugged a Windows 95 laptop (from another workgroup) into the
switch, did a FIND on the computer name - when it popped up, I could
see it's diretories. The folder I was tranferring to had over 6 gigs
of space (on the Windows 95 machine), yet the Windows 2000 computer
saw it as 1.99 Gigs.
I tried transferring files to it and it took forever. A 1 kb file
took no time. A 150k files took 30 minutes. Plus when I looked at
the Windows 95 machine during the transfer - it always said the size
of the file was 0 bytes. It never increased.
Any reason why the transfer rate is so slow?
Tmuld
I have a Windows 2000 system going through 10/100 switch connected to
a Windows 98se machine and a Windows 95 machine. The Windows 95
machine has a 10/100 card in it.
The 2000 and 98se have 10/100 ethernet cards.
The connection from the 2000 to 98se machine transfer rate is very
fast - and they are in the same workgroup.
I plugged a Windows 95 laptop (from another workgroup) into the
switch, did a FIND on the computer name - when it popped up, I could
see it's diretories. The folder I was tranferring to had over 6 gigs
of space (on the Windows 95 machine), yet the Windows 2000 computer
saw it as 1.99 Gigs.
I tried transferring files to it and it took forever. A 1 kb file
took no time. A 150k files took 30 minutes. Plus when I looked at
the Windows 95 machine during the transfer - it always said the size
of the file was 0 bytes. It never increased.
Any reason why the transfer rate is so slow?
Tmuld