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    Default Corza - slow connection

    Hello
    I have very slow connection on gigabit ethernet. Corza connected through 3com gigabit switch and one laptop. Connection speed - about 6000 kb/s. On the same laptop I get connections to my office server at about 20000-25000 kb/s. Is this normal? Trying to put all my data to corza discs (3TB - RAID0, EXT3) and it lasts for many hours.

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    3TB is going to take a long time, no matter how you look at it.

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    I know it's going to take time. But I think connection speed should be a lot higher. Why did they put 1GBit NIC in it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ether.real View Post
    3TB is going to take a long time, no matter how you look at it.
    Yea right. I've same problem. Upload speed is around 6-7 MB/s. Which is slower than 100Mbps LAN. I've GIGA network. We need a solution for this !

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    can you please post your setting for the corza? HD configurations? network type (home/ work)?

    Does this happen same as download speed or only uploads?

    That speed is very slow even for 10/100 base T, so there is definitly some thing missing.

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    RAID0, EXT3, 2 x 1.5TB SAMSUNG HD154UI
    gigabit network - home
    slow on upload and download

    yes this is slower than 100Mbit

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    Matt,
    How big are the files you are copying? single or multiple small files? Corza's transfer rate is around 30mb/s (varies between up and down) if you are using itune server or media server, make sure these services are off when transfer files. These type of services usually takes up transfer speed.
    Last edited by Patriot_CJ; 08-28-2009 at 10:38 PM.

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