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Christian_Bucht · 07-12-2005

I read the forum and saw another user posted the same thing. I went through the work arounds and none apply to me. I am running Windows 2003 on a Dell 2650 with latest SP.- I have no AV software running (or anything else)- the drives are all defragge...

Christian_Bucht · 07-14-2005

I tried both the "any available" and tried each card and still having the same problem.I will say, I may have an inkling to the problem. The DAS (direct attached storage) is connected via Ultra-160 SCSI, but I have read in some cases that with an al...

Christian_Bucht · 07-13-2005

Well, the speeds continue to spiral downward. Jumped up to around 100MB/min, then dropped to 80, 70, 60, 50, 40 and now 30.Why would this happen? The backup diectoryr are all PDF documents anyway

Christian_Bucht · 07-13-2005

Here's the latest, I have the NIC plugged directly into a forced 1000/FULL port on our Cisco 4506 core switch and the speeds did increase to almost 100MB/sec, but have since dropped back down to around 50 and has leveled off there.The network perf mo...

Christian_Bucht · 07-13-2005

Well, it is an umanaged switch, but I am going to bypass and plug it into the 4506 directly with a forced 1000/FULL setting. I am rebooting now, I'll post the results in a few. At lleast one end will be a forced 1000/full connection, hopefully that...

Christian_Bucht · 07-13-2005

Hi Christian,- on what kind of media is your backup to disk folder located?- Are there more than 1 NICs attached to your media server?- try running backups with the setting for network as use any available network card / select a specific network ca...

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