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Hi!
Tim Hunter wrote:
>From looking at your numbers it looks like it might be your NICs, are
>you using 1 NIC or 2? what brand name? What driver revision? Judging by your
>Kernel version I would bet that newer drivers are available.
There are 2 nics... two Realtek ISA cards running with the ne2000
driver.
>> +/- 225kB/s
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Intranet (slower)
>> when I connect to the external net (cable modem address):
>> +/- 925kB/s
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Internet (faster)
yeah... Internet is faster... but I get this result when I transfer
files between my server and any computer on my intranet! not from a
computer on the Internet. All transfer pass through the Intranet
card... so why one interface is slower than the other? I think my
problem is there... but I do not know how to resolve this...
If linux uses the the same module (ne) to communicate between
different cards, is it a problem? Should I compile the ne.o module
directly in the kernel? If I do that, how do I configure it to use my
network cards?
I really appreciate your help!!!
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