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Are there some settings that can be changed to allow information to be sent/received more quickly. Anything would be appreciated. I was told there are some MTU settings that would make a difference.
We use TCP/IP and have 5 systems running Win95 for a certain DOS app, 3 systems running Win2K Pro, and one running .. ugh .. WinME.
We also have broadband ADSL.
I am familiar with the registry and have no issues changing stuff manually.
Thanks!
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What is the best method to speed up a network? (Config Wise)
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Christianb 
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Posted 18 September 2002 - 04:06 AM
Kill the users! 
Hey it's a change in configuration. The network latency improves, your in jail, and your boss he doesn't even care anymore. :x
Hey it's a change in configuration. The network latency improves, your in jail, and your boss he doesn't even care anymore. :x
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Posted 29 September 2002 - 08:42 AM
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Heh... LOL!
(Yea, that's a solution alright!)
Ok then... ChristianB (b for bale as in the actor who played in "American Psycho" lol... we'll call your solution "the going postal" technique!)
* NO sharp objects for Christianb today... everyone agree? lol... just bustin' on you man...
APK
Hey sounds good. I could even make my own company offering creative solutions to real problems
. It could be called Postal Networking Services.
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Posted 29 September 2002 - 09:16 AM
adding a domain controller can speed things up
instead of a random computer being the boss the DC is
instead of a random computer being the boss the DC is
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Klark
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Posted 02 October 2002 - 12:02 PM
Just adding a domain controller will not help network performance ...It's what you assign that domain controller to do that will speed up your performance. Such as making it a WINS server, which would definately speed up things for you ten fold....ecspecially with all them 9X clients 8) you have....
...It's what you assign that domain controller to do that will speed up your performance. Such as making it a WINS server, which would definately speed up things for you ten fold....ecspecially with all them 9X clients 8) you have....
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