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From: Greg Robinson <greg@rosevale.com.au>
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Subject: Re: OFF-Topic: NT Problem with FreeBSD server
In-Reply-To: <37F49A86.9F644D14@tdx.co.uk> from Karl Pielorz at "Oct 1, 1999 12:27:02 pm"
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> Alexander Maret wrote:
> 
[ .. ]

> > How can I prevent FreeBSD from hammering the other box?
> 
> Most people spend ages trying to get Samba to go 'faster', rather than slower
> - so that aspect should be easy, try looking for things like "socket options
> =" in your smb.conf, and removing them (I'm hoping there not the 'default' in
> newer versions :)
> 
> For FTP / TCP in general, I'm not sure theres a lot you can do... Make sure
> your using the latest drivers on NT, and if possible that the card isn't on a
> shared PCI IRQ etc.
> 
> -Karl

Try running at 10 meg half duplex instead of 100 meg full duplex?
Now thats slow!

Greg.



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