First thanks for the reply. Where the server sits the NOC had an upgrade and they went to all new gigabit switches. So when I try to do any transfers from this server (or from any of the VMs on the server) I get speeds that make a 56K modem look like lightspeed. The server is not overloaded as there is only one production VM on the system that is just doing a bunch of telnet (well sssh ) sessions. The load average on the VM never goes above 0.00. I asked our NOC folks and they said to make sure the NIC is set to full Duplex. So I started checking and saw the card was set to 100mb and half duplex. Thus started my journey. I have been on with HP for the past 1.5 hours while they step me through all the things I have tried. I was hoping there was someone out there that might have come across this already.
On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 3:23 PM, John Stoffel <j...@stoffel.org> wrote: > > John, > > I thought GigE was already full duplex by default? After all the > horrors of the old sun HME card gettings 100 Full/Half duplex borked > with Cisco switches. I can't remember the last time I had to muck > with GigE like that. > > Have you also checked the other end of the link to see what the switch > thinks the port duplex is? And are you just trying to get more speed > out of the box? > > John > -- John J. Boris, Sr. Online Services www.onlinesvc.com
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