If you are running 100 mb on your nic's, I would lock everything down to
half duplex, and see if that makes any difference.
Howard
Ed Noepel wrote:
> When using endian FW, my downstream performance was limited to ~300kb/sec,
> upstream ~15kb/sec. Netstat showed no suspicious connections, and the
> bandwidth chart did not show suspicious activity. I turned off all services
> spare DHCP, which had no effect on the problem. Naturally, I thought I was
> dealing with a cap. I found this not to be the case by plugging a
> (non-windows) client machine directly into my cable modem; I then got the
> expected 8mb/sec downstream, 900k/sec upstream.
>
> Next I checked networking hardware, thinking my switch was the problem. I
> set up internet connection sharing on my PowerMac G5, as it was my only
> client machine with two NICs. I connected the second nic back to my switch,
> and plugged my wireless acces point (private, WPA2-PSK) into the same
> switch. Performance was still dandy throughout my house.
>
> What could be causing the performance problems? Netperf seemed like a good
> way to test the NICs in my endian machine, but it was not included in the
> distro, and I'm not quite sure how to use it.
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