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Alf_3
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tcpip copying are slow

There are OpenVMS 7.3-1 and Advanced Server 7.3 . Tcpip(5.3) file copying from VMS (Advanced server)to any microsoft windows and from any microsoft windows to VMS(Advanced server) both too slowly (about 100kbyte/sec). The net is 100Mb/s. Ftp copying from VMS to windows is ok (9Mbyte/sec). Ftp copying from windows to VMS slowly again. Ftp copying between VMS and Unix is ok. Any decnet copying is ok too. What's it? Can I do anything ?
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Willem Grooters
Honored Contributor

Re: tcpip copying are slow

Alf,
It can have a number of causes, though not always obvious.
1. Don't use "auto-negotiate" on your VMS-machine's NIC, this is know to cause problems. Set it fixed to FASTFD.
2. Multiple paths between VMS and Windows? Check route on boths sides (TCPIP SHO ROUTE)
3. Could be a DNS problem:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=469647
4. Someone in this forum found a load-balancing issue causing performance prblems but I cannot locate the source...

HTH

Willem

Willem Grooters
OpenVMS Developer & System Manager
labadie_1
Honored Contributor

Re: tcpip copying are slow

ucx sh proto tcp/paramshows delay ack or nodelay ack.You can try nodelay ack, which usually gives better performances.And tune the caches of the advanced server.Anyway, FTP will behave faster than Advanced Server.
Martin P.J. Zinser
Honored Contributor

Re: tcpip copying are slow

Hello Alf,

have a look at

http://h71000.www7.hp.com/doc/732final/6526/6526pro_037.html#trouble_ftp_perform_sec

The window size of 4096 might be too small. E.g. HGFTP uses 17520 as the default.

Greetings, Martin