On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 12:54 +0200, Scott Willy wrote:
>
> Some more info...
>
> 1) Not sure its a duplex problem as FTP does not have this speed problem.
> I just downloaded 8MB in 37 seconds. One would think a duplex problem
> would affect all protocols.
> [8647568 bytes sent in 37.5 secs (2.3e+02 Kbytes/sec)]
That's *download* which is not the same as transferring data in
_both_ directions. In FTP you only have small(!) handshake
packets going both ways, while the main stuff flows in one
direction only.
> 4) By tons of collisions, I mean that the little blinky lite on the hub goes
> from not blinking to full-on when I start a cvs checkout.
If this is not a sign for a duplex mismatch, what else is?
Honestly: Check your network setup! If autonegotiation takes
place, double check the results. If autonegotiation won't work,
hardcode things. But do it consistently and do it everywhere!
How about starting a log analyzer to see how traffic flows and
what the timing looks like?
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