Hi,
My remote branch users have been complaining about slow file copy times. I'm only getting 3.2Mbps AGS220->RED and 1.3Mbps RED ->ASG220. The ASG220 has a quad T1 6x6Mbps connection and the RED has a 50x10Mbps cable modem connection. The tests were done between two Windows XP machines. The RED is set up as standard/split so the only traffic going through the RED is just internal network traffic. I know that Windows SMB protocol is pretty crummy, but could it really affect my transfer rate this much? My ASG220 is an older v2 unit with only a 2.8GHz P4 but the CPU usage is only about 15% during the tests. Screenshots...
I've also tested both connections and I'm able to saturate the T1's at 6Mbps and the cable modem speed tests at 38.5x8.7Mbps.
I read the thread below about slow RED transfer rates but I'm not using Bridged mode.
Thanks,
Ben
My remote branch users have been complaining about slow file copy times. I'm only getting 3.2Mbps AGS220->RED and 1.3Mbps RED ->ASG220. The ASG220 has a quad T1 6x6Mbps connection and the RED has a 50x10Mbps cable modem connection. The tests were done between two Windows XP machines. The RED is set up as standard/split so the only traffic going through the RED is just internal network traffic. I know that Windows SMB protocol is pretty crummy, but could it really affect my transfer rate this much? My ASG220 is an older v2 unit with only a 2.8GHz P4 but the CPU usage is only about 15% during the tests. Screenshots...
I've also tested both connections and I'm able to saturate the T1's at 6Mbps and the cable modem speed tests at 38.5x8.7Mbps.
I read the thread below about slow RED transfer rates but I'm not using Bridged mode.
Thanks,
Ben