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Geek Culture / Ummm. Whats up with my network speed?

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MiR
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Posted: 29th Sep 2004 00:36
Hi. I´ve been having a problem with the SP2 firewall(Well I think that´s the course) I have a peer to peer connection through my router and my pcs can see each other and pass files to and through but they do it at a terrible speed(Only a bit faster than my internet connection). I was just wondering. Has anyone encountered this problem and knows how to fix it? I´m sure it´s just something I need to configure with the firewall.
Thanks for your help.


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IanG
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Posted: 29th Sep 2004 00:59
have you got another firewall other than the windows one? because if you have you better switch off the windows firewall because they can conflict with each other

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Van B
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Posted: 29th Sep 2004 01:01
I like to install NetBEUI, which can help with a lot of small networking issues - when you say peer to peer, do you mean like a file-sharing program, or just a standard network?

Also, how are you copying the files, a simple explorer copy through the network connections should be plenty fast, like as fast as copying from a CD Rom in some cases.


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MiR
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Posted: 29th Sep 2004 04:05
Before I had Sp2 I used another firewall that I had to deactivate on only the pc where the data was coming from to use it. It would come up with an error if I didn´t deactivate any or if deactivated both firewalls. So at least with this firewall I can transfer things slooowly using explorer without deactvating one.

By peer to peer I mean 2 pcs connected to the router to use the internet and transfer files but without having one pc as server. This way I don´t have to have one pc on to use the other for internet.
I haven´t got any other firewalls installed other than the windows one.
Thanks for the tips guys.


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