ok i have a server that is'nt a production one and it can only do like 30-50KB/s but yet even though thats all it will push per connection i can put like 300 connects on it and push like 10mbit/s lol could anyone tell me what hardware would be conflicting maybe to cause this when its a base apache install causing it and it does'nt matter if by http,ftp etc... all same max speeds.

btw.. already had nic card changed.

hope somone can give me some ideas ;)

what switch is it plugged into? what connection do you have? what are your duplex settings?

George

Originally posted by tilted
what switch is it plugged into? what connection do you have? what are your duplex settings?

George

not sure about switch its in a datacenter its burstable to 100mbit and right now its pushing about 10mbit/s

and the duplex settings? could you tell me where to look for those ;)

thanks for trying to help

har har har... yeesh... Can't you find some friendly folks at your data center to help? Or was price the only thing you considered when you signed up? :D

Anyway, what OS are you running?

George

Originally posted by tilted
har har har... yeesh... Can't you find some friendly folks at your data center to help? Or was price the only thing you considered when you signed up? :D

Anyway, what OS are you running?

George

nah its my buddy's he does'nt know first thing about linux so i put apache and ftp, all that so he can upload his files to his site.

so its his server but i maintaine the stuff for it you know?

and its redhat 7.3 i believe

[root@zac proc]# cat /proc/version
Linux version 2.4.18-3 (bhcompile@daffy.perf.redhat.com) (gcc version 2.96 20000731 (Red Hat Linux 7.3 2.96-110)) #1 Thu Apr 18 07:37:53 EDT 2002
[root@zac proc]#

Probably not it, but I once was given a new set of IPs by a colo and they hadn't added the IPs to the router/switch ACL and the rate limiting for "unclassified" IP addresses was like 56Kbps or something. Also had a 2K box with an Intel Pro/100+ server NIC that ran like crap (speed, dropped connections, etc.) and when the driver was updated, it was better! :)

Originally posted by Idgaf
Probably not it, but I once was given a new set of IPs by a colo and they hadn't added the IPs to the router/switch ACL and the rate limiting for "unclassified" IP addresses was like 56Kbps or something. Also had a 2K box with an Intel Pro/100+ server NIC that ran like crap (speed, dropped connections, etc.) and when the driver was updated, it was better! :)

Max In: 362.9 kb/s Average In: 249.6 kb/s Current In: 195.8 kb/s
Max Out: 11.4 Mb/s Average Out: 7773.7 kb/s Current Out: 6239.5 kb/s

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tcp connections

Max Established 372.0 Average Established 199.0 Current Established 171.0

Originally posted by zdwebhosting
and the duplex settings? could you tell me where to look for those ;)

look in /etc/modules.conf

or, an easier way would be to check out:

http://www.scyld.com/diag/

Originally posted by Acronym BOY


look in /etc/modules.conf

or, an easier way would be to check out:

http://www.scyld.com/diag/

[root@zac root]# cat /etc/modules.conf
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
alias scsi_hostadapter aic7xxx
alias usb-controller usb-uhci
alias eth0 eepro100
[root@zac root]#


there is that and i'll check out that url :)