Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2000 01:02:17 GMT From: "ALBERTO EMILIO DEPOO BAS" <adepoo@sistemasaplicados.com.mx> To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: up/down dif Message-ID: <20000808010217.53938.qmail@sasa.sistemasaplicados.com.mx>
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A friend's company have a network with problem with diferent speed in the up/down from ftp at the server. He can upload at 1000K and only download at 40K. All the machines are connected to a ed0 card (pci) in the server A, any machine with ftp to this machine can up/down at that speeds. But there is a server B (for testing) outside the network, so server A and server B are in another hub with rl0 cards. If server A connects to B, down 40 up 1000 If any machine connects to A, down 40 up 1000 If any machine connects to B, down 40 up 1000 I read that this same problem happens with bad Nics or Hubs, but in this there are 2 hubs in the tests and 2 cards. Any idea to where to look? I'm going to try the following: a) put another machine in the hub A and B are connected to test speeds with A and B to see if they are the same. b) change ed0 to rl1 or other nic and do the test (can ed0 be bad and affect when downloading from B to A even if the packets are comming from rl0?) any other tests that I need to do? Server A is FreeBSD 4.0 stable in may 12 Server B is FreeBSD 3.1 release To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
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