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hmm, i get up to 9,73 MB/sec on a 100base using http from a apache server
maybe the HD's cant write faster than ~1mb/sec (altough it should.....)
Ernie Schroder wrote:
| OK so I've been burned and am finally doing regular backups. There | are 6 boxes on the home LAN here and I had a 5 port 10/100 hub and | a 10 Base 8 port hub so at best 2 machines were stuck at a slower | connection. This didn't bother me much because there was never a | great deal of large files being passed. I just used the 8 port hub | cause the puppy chewed one of my patch cords. This morning I went | out and got a shiny new 10 port 10/100 switch. So, after hooking it | up, I did an scp of a stage-3 tarball from 1 gentoo box to the | other Throughput was 656 kb/sec,virtually the same as with the10 | Base hub. I restarted net.eth0 on both boxes and tried again. This | time, the throughput was 971 kb/sec or about 1.5 times as fast. | Should I expect more? both machines have 10/100 nics and the switch | shows connection at 100 Base. The boxes are both connected to the | hub with 6 foot cat5e patch cords. Is there some configuration I'm | missing do I need to reboot? :-( What kind of throughput do others | see on a similar setup? | -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
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