Thanks I will look at these suggestions.
FYI I am on latest Nic drivers from Intel for that mother
board nic. Unless its has to do with order steps of
driver install since Intel has had issues like that in
past. Maybe someone can show light on that.
Oh yes I need mention again I have this issue with 4
servers at 4 separate locations not connected to each
other. So their is a issue some where. I have it setup
as a workgroup not a domain and I am not using DNS or
active directory. The problem (network speed slow)is
there from 98,XP and NT4 to the 2003 server.
>-----Original Message-----
>Also ping from one machine to the other both by name and
ip address and view
>results that help you verify connectivity problems.
>
>"RA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Verify that you are running the latest and the correct
nic driver. Maybe
>> need to try the newest manufacturer driver for the
card instead of using
>> one that microsoft has provided.
>>
>> Also see if the nic manufacturer has any utilities
that you can download
>> to check nic performance.
>>
>> I would not worry about the estimate and see how long
it is actually
>> taking.
>>
>> Verify that you can resolve the server name from the
client and that the
>> client can resolve the server. Check DNS and make sure
your server has
>> only the correct IP address.
>>
>> Also use see if your hub or switch has utilities you
could use to see if
>> it may be logging errors that will help your
troubleshoot if it is a patch
>> cable somewhere on the network.
>>
>>
>> "Catena" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:219101c4a05c$2180efb0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Using 2003 server std ed.
>>> Using Intel Server mother board S7501HG2 and Dual Xeon
>>> 2.4ghz processors, 1gig ram. Bios ver. 17 and latest
>>> drivers as of 9-21-2004 for lan and adaptec. 136gig
scsi
>>> drive no mirrors no raid, seagate scsi 3 tape drive
and
>>> tape on diff. mb controller. Netork is intel on board
lan
>>> connection at 100 full duplex. Hub is 3com 24 port
>>> 10/100. Copy of 90mb directory across local network
>>> starts at 238 minute estimate and climbs. Have now
seen
>>> this on 4 separate servers 1 dual, 3 w/single
processor.
>>> No anti-virus program installed and spy/ad's striped
>>> off. Speed of internet traffic shows no speed issues
>>> (10), copy of data peer to peer (100)is issue. Data
>>> transfer is slow from NT4 98 and XP pro systems on
local
>>> lan to 2003 server. Bios ver 15 is worse. Server has
all
>>> current M.S. updates as of 9-21-04. Time is set off
Gov.
>>> atom clock. Help. Any ideas ?
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