100Mbs Network running at 10Mbs
100Mbs Network running at 10Mbs
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I have a network with 18 clients and 1 server, recently we've had problems getting some clients to access the server without long delays. I ran the SiSoft Sandra Network bandwidth benchmark yesterday and found that any computer I connect to is providing 10Mbs or less. The lights on my switch are all 100, there are no CAT5 runs longer than 90 ft, and all of the computers are 100 base T compatable. Where should I start?
RE: 100Mbs Network running at 10Mbs
1) Windows/Linux desktops/servers are configured at 100Full
2) Make sure that the switches are set for a 100full.
Note that the switch and client must be configured the same otherwise you will see about a 30-45seconds delay when connecting to the network.
Michael
WarpZero Technologies
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RE: 100Mbs Network running at 10Mbs
RE: 100Mbs Network running at 10Mbs
RE: 100Mbs Network running at 10Mbs
Did new florescent lights go in near the cables? Did someone drop a fridge, microwave or space heater in by the cables?
Did someone drop something *on* the cables that is either scrambling signal or physically damaging them?
Anything that might generate electromagnetic interference (like a fridge motor) been put in the vicinity? New soda machine setting out back of the server rack room?