Sorry for the delay - I was at antoher site for a week and lost track of this issue. So far we have eliminated duplexing issues as a few recommended so I've again asked the network folks to double check the ISDN router. Today, I found out that on the day of my first ftp transfer (this was to Autoweb, BTW) there WERE indeed line problems with a number of carriers. So I just sent another file to Autoweb and the rate I got was approx. 7.3 Kb/s. So, it is faster but not yet what I would expect. So, now I think I'll have to verify that both B channels are being utilized. Thanks (so far) to Frank Smith Steve Mickler John Timon Doug Floer Lars Hecking Richard Sullivan Original post: Greetings, I'm experiencing very slow ftp transfer rates from a particular site. We are connected to this site via private network and ISDN router. Our network admin states: " The ISDN line should give upwards to 100kbs when you take into account line management and other traffic." but I am getting rates as low as 2 kbs. Now for the gotcha - I HAVE to connect to this site via a browser so naturally I'm using Netscape 4.78 (have to use RSA security, etc - site will not allow CL ftp connection). We've checked the line and the latency is negligable with no packet loss. Is Netscape the culprit here or could it be on the (their) server side? Note that internally, using Command Line ftp, transfer rates to my box range are in the range of 180kbs. Ultra 10, 320 Mb RAM, Solaris 2.6 patched TIA Regards, Michael J. Connolly North/South American CAD/CAM/PDM Systems Mgr ITT Cannon/C&K Switch Products 617-926-6400 x8302 _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Tue Nov 26 14:28:55 2002
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