thanks, some things to look at
I do believe he has a lot of USB stuff
fp

At 04:37 PM 5/5/2007, Bill Cohane Poked the stick with:
>At 19:03 05/05/07, FORC5 wrote:
>>Have a customer that works for Honeywell, he is a programer and has some kind 
>>of a USB device he uses I assume to compile.
>>
>>he gets a message *insufficient band width *  never seen this in regard to a 
>>usb device b4. MB is a new Asus with a 5600 x2 cpu
>>
>>any clues helpful
>
>Hi Fred
>
>I get this message, "insufficient band width" (or resources), every time I try 
>to access one of my 500 GB USB2 hard drive *over* my home network.
>
>My network is 10/100 Mbit with two Netgear 10/100 switches. Two of my four 
>computers have WD 7200RPM 500GB "My book" external drives attached via USB2. 
>(Three desktop computers each have SIIG USB2/Ethernet combo PCI cards.) 
>Running Win2k Pro on the desktops and WinXP Pro on the laptop. Basically, I 
>can't access either external drive from any computer other than the one that 
>it (they) is (are) directly attached to. Everything is properly shared, proper 
>permissions, etc. I have no problem accessing any internal drive (on any of 
>the four computers) on any of the other computers via Ethernet.
>
>I don't know if the problem is with the size of the external drives (500 GB) 
>or if it's an operating system problem (limitations imposed by Microsoft 
>because I'm not using a Server version of Windows?) or a technical Ethernet 
>problem, or whether the problem is with the Silicon Graphics USB2 or Ethernet 
>chipsets.
>
>The problem is not with the number of drives in any computer (or over the 
>network). If I pull the plug on an internal
>drive, I still can't access either of the external drives over the Ethernet. 
>The three desktops each have dual 1400 GHz P3 processors, the laptop is a 2.4 
>GHz P4.
>
>I'm sending this to you privately because I still can't post direct to the 
>Hardware Group. If you reply to the message maybe
>you could "CC:" to the HWG.
>
>Regards,
>Bill
>
>

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