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Stephan G.
Hello.
With some help I got in this news group, I have been able to get file
sharing between my XP and Vista machine, although only by IP address.
On my VISTA machine I execute the following command:
net use z: \\192.168.1.40\share /u:user
This gives me network drive Z: on the Vista machine. (I still can't get
the connection to happen via network name, but that is a different story
in a different thread)
Now, from the VISTA machine, I try to copy large files using Windows
Explorer from the Z: drive (remote) to the C: drive (local) over my
wireless-G LAN. Network speeds in all other regards are fine, but these
file copies are SLOW SLOW SLOW. I am getting about 160KB/sec where I
would expect speeds at least 20 times higher than that.
For comparison, I am getting double that throughput to both the VISTA
and the XP machine on my broadband (satellite) internet connection.
Any clue from anyone about what is going on here?
I would be grateful for any insight.
-stephan
With some help I got in this news group, I have been able to get file
sharing between my XP and Vista machine, although only by IP address.
On my VISTA machine I execute the following command:
net use z: \\192.168.1.40\share /u:user
This gives me network drive Z: on the Vista machine. (I still can't get
the connection to happen via network name, but that is a different story
in a different thread)
Now, from the VISTA machine, I try to copy large files using Windows
Explorer from the Z: drive (remote) to the C: drive (local) over my
wireless-G LAN. Network speeds in all other regards are fine, but these
file copies are SLOW SLOW SLOW. I am getting about 160KB/sec where I
would expect speeds at least 20 times higher than that.
For comparison, I am getting double that throughput to both the VISTA
and the XP machine on my broadband (satellite) internet connection.
Any clue from anyone about what is going on here?
I would be grateful for any insight.
-stephan