want to use gigabit nic for backup traffic

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i have 192.168.0.x /24 network. this is the main network. on this
network there are 3 fileservers. these fileservers all have a 10/100
nic and a gigabit nic. between all gigabit nics is a gigabit switch. i
have noticed that no traffic is going throught these gigabit nics when
i do backups from one fileserver to another. can someone help me
accomplish this. they are all windows server 2003 enterprise.


thanks in advance.

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