Hm,
If you have a realy fast computer for the Server,
1.6 MByte/second (12.8 Mbit/second) is too slow.
I am running WinFTPd 2.34 on WfW 3.11 with a 486DX4-100 (3c509-TPO)
and my Workstation running WfW 3.11 with a K5-133 (SN3200-PCI)
around 8 Mbit/second.
I had used two 3c905B-TX and I have gotten 11 MBit
If I use my AMD K6-200 as FTP-Server I get around 68 MBits/second.
and I think, my Workstation is not fast enough.
I have tried to write to a 32MB-RAM-Disk and I have gotten the same speed.
The Controller in the 486 is a ULTRA-ATA-33 wit a IBM DTTA 351680
and on my Workstation I have a IBM DHEA 38451
I think, there is a misconfiguration or you have memory problems (Win95)
Webmistress Michelle
At 14:53 13.08.1999 -0400, you wrote
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MK>Hello,
MK>
MK> I have another question for this list. I have two computers connected,
MK>this Linux 2.2.10 box and a Win95 thing via two identical 10/100Mbps
Lynksys
MK>cards (the linux is using the tulip driver from the manufacturer's web
site).
MK>
MK> I've connected them together using a cross-over cable (it used to be a
MK>straight through cable that I crossed over). I know I should have a hub
but I
MK>don't have money for a 100Mpbs hub at the time.
MK>
MK> I tested the speed of the link by using Netscape to download a file from
MK>the Linux machine (running Apache) to the Win95 machine (The file was
the X11
MK>directory tarred) and the speed of the link peaked at 1.6M/s.
MK>
MK> Is this the expected throuput for such a configuration? Would I benefit
MK>from having the computers connected to a hub? Or even from buying a
MK>premanufactured cross-over cable?
MK>
MK>Any suggestions welcomed :)
MK>Thanks,
MK>--Erico.
MK>
MK> Please keep your hands off the secretary's reproducing equipment.
MK>
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