Re: Slow File Copy to 2000 Server Mac OS 10
- From: "Mark" <testuser@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 14:30:40 -0400
I would check for a speed / duplex mismatch on the network card / switch.
Mac's have a lot of trouble connecting if there is any speed duplex
mismatches. even if it is on the server side. Many people force their server
nic to use full duplex, and if the cable gets plugged in a port configured
for auto, this problem will occur. Also use TCP/IP AFP://servername instead
of Appletalk.
Hope this helps.
"julie" <julie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8D238DB0-5D99-4FCB-885F-A3030598C7A9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi-
> I have a client with a network that is primarily windows-based (98 and XP
> clients, 2000 server w/ Citrix) with one mac user. The mac user complains
> of
> slowness when connecting to the server whether it is logging in, copying
> files to server, etc. I know nothing about macs to know if there are any
> settings that I need to look at or just anything in general. Any help
> would
> be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
> Julie
.
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