Dear Sirs,
Please do not give up on me ! At least give me a hint as to where I can look.
My earlier mail was :
I know writing data across a network is slower than writing
to the local disk therefore I put in case-2 which is 10 secs.
What I need to understand is why a copy to NAS drive takes
Hi,
I know writing data across a network is slower than writing
to the local disk therefore I put in case-2 which is 10 secs.
What I need to understand is why a copy to NAS drive takes more than double the
time as compared to a regular mapped drive. All the more worry is that other
FTP
Hi,
I tried increasing the RcvSize to 8192 and the transfer speed has doubled.
Though this is very good the basic problem still remains
Cases Tried :
1) Transfer to Drive Local to the FTPServer 5 Secs
2) Transfer to a Mapped Drive (mapped to another desktop) on FTPServer 10 Secs
3) Transfer to
1) Transfer to Drive Local to the FTPServer 5 Secs
2) Transfer to a Mapped Drive (mapped to another desktop) on
FTPServer 10 Secs
3) Transfer to Mapped Drive (mapped to NAS Drive) on FTPServer 23
Secs.
The bottom line is writing data across a network is slower than writing
to the local
Allan Fernandes wrote:
As I am using Delphi 5 currently, therefore I will not be able to try
V6. Is there any difference in FtpClient's DataSocket.BufSize and
RcvSize, because I have tried changing DataSocket.BufSize to no
avail.
When I said client I meant the client object on the server
As I am using Delphi 5 currently, therefore I will not be able to try V6.
Is there any difference in FtpClient's DataSocket.BufSize and RcvSize,
because I have tried changing DataSocket.BufSize to no avail.
What usually slow down a lot network transfert is the display. If you have a
display at
Dear Arno Garrels,
When I said client I meant the client object on the server side or :
TFtpCtrlSocket, property RcvSize. It is available in ICS V5 as well.
Will try first thing in the morning and get back.
Dear Francois Piette,
What usually slow down a lot network transfert is the
Hi,
As I am using Delphi 5 currently, therefore I will not be able to try V6. Is
there any difference in FtpClient's DataSocket.BufSize and RcvSize, because I
have tried changing DataSocket.BufSize to no avail.
Regards
Allan
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Hi ,
I have been successfully using TFTPServer + TFTPClient combination with good
results. Now my need is to send data to a machine that has a NAS drive mapped
onto it. Here the speed falls drastically.
I have tried the following:
1) BulletProof FTP Server with mapped NAS as destination +
Hello Allan,
I'm not sure whether this property is available in the version you are
currently using, in latest ICS V6 the client has a property RcvSize
that is used to size the receive buffer and also determines the file
read block size, default value is 2048. What happens when you increase
this
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