AccessBlaster
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Never seen that trickApologies in advance if this is teaching granny to suck eggs, but have you got a persistent connection in your db?
Never seen that trickApologies in advance if this is teaching granny to suck eggs, but have you got a persistent connection in your db?
Remember there is a difference between MB/s and Mb/s - make sure you're comparing apples to applesI did download and LAN Speed test and did a test read/write to the BE folder: Write: 100.61mbps, Read: 60.23mbps.
It's an oldie but a goodieNever seen that trick
Dammit Dave, my brain can only take in a finite daily amount of new information! For the record, it is Mbps. When I change the units to MBps(Mega-Bytes), it is 13.93/7.48 Write/Read respectively.Remember there is a difference between MB/s and Mb/s - make sure you're comparing apples to apples
See here for explanation
I thought Reads were always faster than Writes?Dammit Dave, my brain can only take in a finite daily amount of new information! For the record, it is Mbps. When I change the units to MBps(Mega-Bytes), it is 13.93/7.48 Write/Read respectively.
Me tooI thought Reads were always faster than Writes?
Oh sure, go ahead and pour salt on it too....I re-ran them and got even faster results with bigger packet sizes!
Negative. All wired with my cable (coax) provider. I use MoCA bricks to convert the signal to ethernet.@NauticalGent , are your results over wifi?
At least those numbers look the right way round!although the numbers improved
Do not feel too bad John. though that is on wifi.
No, I did not.Wow. Did you notice that your Write speed is faster as well?
All wired with my cable (coax) provider.
So with that, I would have to bring the signal into the house into a central switch and then connect each device to it. Right now each computer connects to a MoCA "brick" (cable in. ethernet out). From what the article says, these bricks are causing bottle necks.this may have something to do with it
Difference between Coaxial vs Ethernet Cable
If you are wondering about the difference between coaxial and Ethernet cables, you have come to the right place.www.smartechcables.com
coax - 10 Mbps
Cat6 - up to 1 Gbps
Cat8 - up to 10 Gbps