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тАО08-08-2002 10:18 AM
тАО08-08-2002 10:18 AM
Net Send very slow
Hi.
I have the next problem. I have a network with PCs running NT 4.0 SP5. But one workstation have a problem when send messages via net send command. When it send the messages is fast but when receive a messages is very slow. I have TCP/IP and NETBEUI protocols running in all PCs.
Thanks.
Sorry for my english, i??m latinian
I have the next problem. I have a network with PCs running NT 4.0 SP5. But one workstation have a problem when send messages via net send command. When it send the messages is fast but when receive a messages is very slow. I have TCP/IP and NETBEUI protocols running in all PCs.
Thanks.
Sorry for my english, i??m latinian
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тАО08-08-2002 10:26 AM
тАО08-08-2002 10:26 AM
Re: Net Send very slow
This is usually caused by a mismatch in duplex setting on the Ethernet connection to the PC. Your PC is operating in Full duplex mode but the hub/switch port is set to Half duplex. Traffic out of the PC goes quickly because it does not look for collisions. Traffic in to the PC from the hub/switch is repeatedly interrupted by what it sees as collisions. This slows it down.
Change the PC to half or the hub/switch to full and you should see a big improvement.
Ron
Change the PC to half or the hub/switch to full and you should see a big improvement.
Ron
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тАО08-11-2002 12:26 AM
тАО08-11-2002 12:26 AM
Re: Net Send very slow
Hi Ron.
I try change the duplex setting in the Ethernet Card but the problem continue. All PCs have the same NIC Card and all are connected to the same 3COM Switch.
I try change the duplex setting in the Ethernet Card but the problem continue. All PCs have the same NIC Card and all are connected to the same 3COM Switch.
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тАО08-11-2002 09:02 PM
тАО08-11-2002 09:02 PM
Re: Net Send very slow
Try checking the order of the bindings on the NIC. You may have set the trouble PC's binding in a different order than the rest.
If you are primarily using NETBEUI for the local subnet, rather than TCP/IP, you might think about moving NETBEUI to the top.
The other possibility is the route setting.
Jon
If you are primarily using NETBEUI for the local subnet, rather than TCP/IP, you might think about moving NETBEUI to the top.
The other possibility is the route setting.
Jon
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