by KevinDTim » Mon, 04 Oct 1999 04:00:00
Win95 - connect to RH6.0 cannot transfer reliably at all. 10-20k
burst of data, collision lite on hub comes on, 2k (+-) transfers every
few seconds after that. I swapped cables, ports in hub, so now what?
Regards,
KT
by Mark Pric » Mon, 04 Oct 1999 04:00:00
Perhaps one of your cables is bad. I assume you know both of the
NICs are good since you tried both of them with the cable modem..
Did you try hooking the cable modem up through your hub?
Mark
> It appears that my speed problems are not related to MASQ, instead
> there is a hardware problem somewhere. Win95 - direct connect to
> cable modem is fast (Multiple 80kbs transfers at once). RH6.0 - direct
> connect to cable modem is just as fast (nice job everyone!)
> Win95 - connect to RH6.0 cannot transfer reliably at all. 10-20k
> burst of data, collision lite on hub comes on, 2k (+-) transfers every
> few seconds after that. I swapped cables, ports in hub, so now what?
> Regards,
> KT
by Kevin D. Tim » Tue, 05 Oct 1999 04:00:00
Tomorrow I'll bring home a different machine (and a new hub and
network cables) and start playing with variables.
Sigh.... and just when I almost get there.
KT
> Perhaps one of your cables is bad. I assume you know both of the
> NICs are good since you tried both of them with the cable modem..
> Did you try hooking the cable modem up through your hub?
> Mark
> > It appears that my speed problems are not related to MASQ, instead
> > there is a hardware problem somewhere. Win95 - direct connect to
> > cable modem is fast (Multiple 80kbs transfers at once). RH6.0 - direct
> > connect to cable modem is just as fast (nice job everyone!)
> > Win95 - connect to RH6.0 cannot transfer reliably at all. 10-20k
> > burst of data, collision lite on hub comes on, 2k (+-) transfers every
> > few seconds after that. I swapped cables, ports in hub, so now what?
> > Regards,
> > KT
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