AIX boxes function on network, but exceedingly slow uploads

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    Default AIX boxes function on network, but exceedingly slow uploads

    I have a few AIX boxes (not installed from scratch, but 5.1) on two
    local subnets. FTPing files from a windows box:

    TO the AIX box goes 80KB/sec
    FROM the AIX box goes 5-6 MB/sec

    Although I'd like faster on a 100mbit network, I'd settle for fixing
    the "TO the AIX box" part.

    Any idea what is wrong? I've checked netstat -v, and there are no
    collisions/errors. I've checked the ethernet card configurations, and
    they all seem correct.

    Switching ethernet cards doesn't really help, either.

    Thanks in advance for advice, because I'm out of ideas.
    Michael Stumpf
    michaelstumpf @t yahoo d0t com
    michaelstumpf@yahoo.nospam.com Guest

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    Default Re: AIX boxes function on network, but exceedingly slow uploads

    Uzytkownik <michaelstumpf@yahoo.nospam.com> napisal w wiadomosci
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    > I have a few AIX boxes (not installed from scratch, but 5.1) on two
    > local subnets. FTPing files from a windows box:
    >
    > TO the AIX box goes 80KB/sec
    > FROM the AIX box goes 5-6 MB/sec
    >
    > Although I'd like faster on a 100mbit network, I'd settle for fixing
    > the "TO the AIX box" part.
    >
    > Any idea what is wrong? I've checked netstat -v, and there are no
    > collisions/errors. I've checked the ethernet card configurations, and
    > they all seem correct.
    >
    > Switching ethernet cards doesn't really help, either.
    >
    > Thanks in advance for advice, because I'm out of ideas.
    > Michael Stumpf
    > michaelstumpf @t yahoo d0t com
    check adapter media_speed:

    For example:
    lsattr -El ent0 -a media_speed

    Sometimes it is better to not use autonegotiation. Better is to set static
    100Mbit/Full_Duplex and do the same on switch port configuration. It should
    help.

    Note: it is not possible to change media_speed of being used network adapter
    although it is possible to change it on running system remotely executing
    following script/commands in the "at":

    /usr/sbin/ifconfig en1 down detach
    /usr/sbin/ifconfig et1 down detach
    /usr/sbin/chdev -l ent1 -a media_speed=100_Full_Duplex
    /usr/sbin/chdev -l en1 -a state=up
    /usr/sbin/mkdev -l inet0

    Another soultion is to make change in database only then after reboot
    media_speed will be set as required

    regards,
    marek.


    Marrek Guest

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