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Increasing network transfer speed

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Dutch

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I just got a WHS up and running and notice that my network transfer speed is only 10MB/sec.

The WHS is on IP35 Pro with an E6750. I installed the latest LAN drivers from realtek.

What things can I look at to increase the speed?
 
More details about the transfer? from what to what? what hard disks, what adapters, controllers?

10MB/s is 100mbit speed, is your link running at 1gbit speeds? are both adapters? are the hubs/switches?
 
Yeah, I'd recommend taking a look at everything in between for a bottleneck. You might have some Gigabit hardware misconfigured or acting up.
 
I had a problem with my WHS running at 100 speeds even though it was on a gigabit network - updated the NIC drivers and the problem went away - what driver set from Realtek did you install, Server 2003?
 
Too retarded, my switch on the computer is indeed only 100 Mbit while the WHS is hooked up to the WRT54GL. Thanks for making me check the obvious.
 
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