paulw77
Established Member
OK this is what I have :
HP Proliant Microserver N40L running Windows Homer Server 2011 (Gigabit NIC)
Zyxel NSA-220 NAS (Gigabit NIC)
both connected to a Netgeat DGN3500 router which has 4 gigabit network ports.
The cables used are all fully wired and all 8 cables check out when tested with a LAN cable tester.
The network port in the server shows as running at 1000gbps in Device Manager.
My problem is that transfer speeds between the server and NAS are only around 12MB/s, which, if I'm not mistaken, is only 100mbps speed i.e. only 1/10th of what I should be getting.
How can I get transfer speeds closer to gigabit ? I've tried the latest driver for the NIC in the server but it makes no difference.
Thanks for looking.
HP Proliant Microserver N40L running Windows Homer Server 2011 (Gigabit NIC)
Zyxel NSA-220 NAS (Gigabit NIC)
both connected to a Netgeat DGN3500 router which has 4 gigabit network ports.
The cables used are all fully wired and all 8 cables check out when tested with a LAN cable tester.
The network port in the server shows as running at 1000gbps in Device Manager.
My problem is that transfer speeds between the server and NAS are only around 12MB/s, which, if I'm not mistaken, is only 100mbps speed i.e. only 1/10th of what I should be getting.
How can I get transfer speeds closer to gigabit ? I've tried the latest driver for the NIC in the server but it makes no difference.
Thanks for looking.
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