Hello Francois,
thanks for your long and descriptive reply.
> Using the same client or server, at the same time in the day, are you able
> to check for network thruput using other tools ? [...]
Yes, I've tried that and got 12MB/s for standard Windows file copy
(CIFS), 4MB/s for FTP file copy u
> I don't know how you send the reply (since there are several ways to do it),
> but if you don't set ContentLength correctly, then the client may wait
> forever for data that will never comes. As you said it usually works,
> probable the length is set correctly. You have to verify if it is alwa
> > I don't know how you send the reply (since there are several ways to do
it),
> > but if you don't set ContentLength correctly, then the client may wait
> > forever for data that will never comes. As you said it usually works,
> > probable the length is set correctly. You have to verify if it is
> Are you using AnswerString(), AnswerPage() or similar ?AnswerString
> Are you building the response header lines yourself or is this handled by
> the component ?Handled by the component
> What I wanted to know was : when the issue occur, are all the clients and
> all the requests affected ? Said
Hello Tobias,
> In order to messure transmission speed I would write a small
> test suite including client and server. The client would send
> preallocated, constant data blocks in a loop and would use event
> OnDataSent to send the next block. The server would simply through
> away anything.
Yo
>> Are you using AnswerString(), AnswerPage() or similar ?
>AnswerString
Perfect.
>> Are you building the response header lines yourself or is this handled by
>> the component ?
>Handled by the component
Perfect.
>> What I wanted to know was : when the issue occur, are all the clients and
>> a
Hello Tobias,
>
> Yes, I've tried that and got 12MB/s for standard Windows file copy
> (CIFS), 4MB/s for FTP file copy using Internet Explorer and 3MB/s for
> FTP file copy using the ICS demo client.
Strange, I can upload a big file at around 5,5 MB/sec using TFTPCli in
a 100 MBit/s LAN, I think
