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Isn't that was a job interview is for? For you to find out about getting paid and for them to find out how well they can use you?

Why cant you move the modem?

The maximum size i was able to put was 60meg or so (on both machines). Transfering a 50 meg file over the network from 1 ram disk to another i was only able to catch like 3 frames of it transfering using network screen on task manager (on high refresh). It showed a marginal increase from 15%-17%...

According to the specs of the motherboard, the STL2 provides 2 bus, one for the 4 32bit slots and one for the 2 64 big slots. Seeing as the SCSI adaptor was a 32 bit slot as mentioned above, i moved it to the second bus. Now the server NIC card is operating on its own 64bit slot on its own bus...

NETGEAR GS116 I'd be happy with 25-28%.. Right now im topping out at 15%

Sorry about that. I've tried so many configurations that they are mixing up in my head.. The desktop PC has onboard NIC, and the server has a PCI NIC and a PCI adaptec SCSI raid controller on the same bus. However when i plug the PCI NIC into the desktop computer (where it is the only...

They share bus bandwidth with other slots, however there is no other card on those slots. It is a PCI-X slot They are cat5e cables. brand new switch, but ive also tried a crossover cable with no change in performance Same as above. I've also tried it with multipul onboard gigabit...

I wasn't expecting 100%, i wasnt even expecting 75%. I was just expecting to be able to use atleast 2-3x 100Mb/s instead of the 1.5x100Mb/s im getting right now. The desktops are standard dell computers. The SATA II controller is on the motherboards. Each desktop computer has 4.0 gigs of DDR...

Server = Windows 2003 Standard NAS = Windows 2000 Advance Server Desktops = Windows XP Pro

We just purchased two intel Pro/1000 MT Dual Port Server Adaptors for our servers that were previously running at 10/100. (Striped RAID 15k RPM SCSI drives). Running a connection between these two, or between the server and the desktop clients with onboard-gigabit only yields a flatline at 15%...

I have a lethargic feeling on people.. so that they dont feel like keeping up the fight :)

Okay. 19 Pages for this topic and it just goes back and forth. A plane's wing works through the means of air pressure. A wing provides lift because as it sails through the air, the pressure on the underside of the wing is greater than that over the top side of the wing. Lift is created. If...