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slow rate on outbound big packet.

slow rate on outbound big packet.

2005-03-23       - By Luis Marqueta

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On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 11:22:15 -0800
Nina Pham <nina@(protected)> wrote:

> I am trying to send and recieve a large file( 110 MB) between 2 linux
> servers(1 redhat linux 9, the other one is FC2) within my LAN. From the
> redhat linux 9 system, the  recieve test(inbound) finished in a
> reasonable time( 15 secs). The send (outbound) test took more than a
> minute to finish. However, from my FC2 server, send and recived took
> just about 15-20 second to complete. Any idea? Do you think it has to do
> with arp caching somehow?
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I had a similar problem some time ago, and the reason was DMA flag not active
for the drive where the file had to be written.

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