🚀 go-pugleaf

I had similar problems a couple of years ago at a client of mine i am sure
it is either down to having spanning tree protocol turned on on your network
switches commonly turned on by default on cisco switches or you have to set
the duplexing and port speed options manually for the particular ports you
are working with on your switch

ie instead of Auto:Auto  it should read Full:100

Hope this makes sense

It is generally good practice to turn off spanning tree protocol on switches
when dealing with appletalk or appletalk over IP don't ask me why i have
solved that many network problems by simply doing this

Good luck and post results i am new here and I would like to know if my
advice is useful
"Amos Barnett" <usenetreply2@removethisfirst.currawong.net> wrote in message
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> phil wrote:
> > I have being doing some simple timing tests between my G4 and G3 and
have
> > found that appleshare/appletalk is transferring files 50% faster than
> > appleshare/IP.
> > I only have a small network of three macs and one pc connected with a
brand
> > new 100mbps compatible switch. Both macs have new 100mbp ethernet cards
and
> > I have conducted controlled tests with the same file transfer between
the
> > same machines.
> > How can it be possible that appletalk is performing better than IP?
> >
> > Can someone please help me with this enigma?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Phil
> >
>
> Between which computers/OS'es are you transferring?  OS9 to OSX, for
> instance, i've found to be slow, but OSX to OSX to max out a 100mb
> connection.
>
> Amos
>