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• Internet connection with a wired network card Gigabit speed limit

  Can you reach 150 speed Mbps Internet connection on a computer running Win XP SP3 and IE8 with the help of the Gigabit wired network adapter?
  What kind of drivers are required in such a case?
  Currently, I have 150 Mbps of connection, and what I get according to the speed tests is of the order of 60 Mbps with pings of 30 to 60 ms.
  My troubled wired adapter is TP-LINK Model: TG-3269-based Realtek RTL-8169SC chipset and its driver: rtnicxp.sys, v.5.649.0615.2006 (WinDDK) provided by Realtek

  The fact that your Ethernet card is theoretically capable of 1000 Mbps does not mean that everything in the path between your computer and the fiber cable (which is what your ISP based his spec 'speed' on) is capable of the same way.

  For example:

  • What type of cable you are using between the computer and the modem/router... and how long is it?  You did the cable yourself or did you buy it with the connectors already attached?  You must at least Cat 5 cable and attach the connectors yourself is not recommended, unless you have a good amount of experience doing.
  • What brand/model/version of your modem/router?  It has the latest firmware installed?

  You have a second computer that also has a Gigabit network?  If so, check the transfer speed of A computer through the router to computer B (i.e. What is the transfer speed of your LAN, completely apart from the speed of transfer between you and your ISP).  Use a stopwatch and a large file or use a utility such as LAN Speed Test.

  What TG-3269 version do you have?  The current one is V3.

  Assuming you have v.3, you appear not to have the latest version of the driver (though I doubt that's the problem).  The package labeled TG-3269_XP_beta a 5.719.0325.2009 XP driver version.  http://www.TP-link.com/en/support/download/?model=TG-3269&version=v3#tbl_a
  Finally, you may want to think about your connection setting, what is most important for XP and later versions of Windows: http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks and http://www.psc.edu/index.php/networking/641-tcp-tune

• Network file transfer speed in windows 7

  I have a working network.

  Files shared in a warehouse are used by other customers. (file size is 1 GB and more)

  Some customers use windows XP and some customers use windows XP.

  My operating system file server is windows server 2008 and I use file sharing.

  The use of files shared in windows XP (software import and editting) has no problem, but in the same use in windows 7, it is very slow.

  File transfer speed is slow and the access to the files in the software takes a long time.

  Example: In windows XP, a 12 GB file is imported into edius pro in a second, but same file in windows 7 takes 65 seconds to import

  What security options are why, or how I can solve it?

  Hello

  Which version of Win 7, you use in client side, he logged in as a domain for win 2008 Server.
  I hope that the system win 7 is not a task force. Home network with one or more computers running Windows 7 can experience slow file transfer speeds, specifically during the transfer of files with other computers running different operating systems,

  Turn off and disable the Compression feature differential to remove Windows 7 can be a solution to slow copying files, file move or delete the file bug.

  • Click the Windows 7 start button, then go to control panel.
  • Click on the link programs.
  • In programs & features section, select features Windows activate or disable the link.
  • Uncheck the remote differential Compression checkbox.
  • Click OK.
  • Wait for the feature to be disabled.
  • Once completed, restart the computer.

  If the same question post here for more information

• Phones AnyConnect VPN cannot connect to network ASA high-speed AT & T uverse

  Phones AnyConnect VPN are configured to connect to the ASA 5510 running 8.4 (4), and it uses the Active Directory credentials to connect. The connection is successful external ISP systems including Comcast and smaller independent service providers. However, when all of us at the AT & T uverse service take this phone 7965 even at home it networks fails to make any connection to the ASA at all. A capture of packets on the ASA shows no activity connection to the IP address of our uverse.

  What's more, is that we can successfully authenticate the VPN of the phone when using the local account credentials (e.g. username admin password * priv 15) that are entered on the SAA. AT & T said that they are not blocking the ports. It is the confusion that this works for users to access local connection, but not with A/D.

  So I guess the question is: what is the first handshake TCP/UDP composed when a Cisco IP phone links AnyConnect SSL to an ASA and negotiates the authentication of the number of A/D? For example, what are the port numbers used in this handshake?  I couldn't find all the diagrams illustrating the HRT and the RFC for DTLS do not seem to have the answer either.

  Thanks in advance.

  -Athonia

  Note: we have a TAC case open currently with subject ASA 5510 VPN Edition w / 250 annyconnect user - SSL VPN for phones. Configuration

  I too ran on this issue and here is a description of what I found.

  If you use automatic network detection first trys phone ping the TFTP server, he has learned from the DHCP server or manually set with the parameter of the alternate TFTP server.  If the TFTP server is accessible the VPN will not connect and will not allow the user to connect manually.

  ATT Uverse use DHCP option 150, the same option as Cisco UC uses to automatically set the TFTP servers, to locate the local home gateway so that the STB can join him.  For this reason, you should notice that when you have a VPN phone on the network and view network settings the IP address of the TFTP server is the IP address of your default gatewat (The ATT router).

  Because of the automatic detection of network works in ping the TFTP server that the phone will always think that it is connected to the local network.  The workaround is to manually set the TFTP server on the phone * to the IP address that the TFTP server would have been if she had leared it from the DHCP server on your corporate network.  The reason you should do this instead of just using a Bogon address, is that once the VPN is connected it tryes to register to the address that you specified.

  Please let me know if this solves your problem as it did in our case.

  * If you do not know how to set the TFTP replacement setting you must first select the "replacement" TFTP protocol and press on * #.  This will allow you to change the default no to Yes.  The below named parameter TFTP Server 1 will then allow you to manually specify the address.

• Problems of network VMWare 9 speed

  IM seeining a strange network in my VMWare guest OS 9 problem.

  All ws works fine, then all of a sudden all network access to a particular (real) server seems to be strangled at 200-300 kb/s (in both directions).

  Ive tried windows sharing files (Explorer), ftp and other programs - they all seem to suffer from the same problem of flow.

  My guest is the operating system Windows 7 x 64 and I use bridged network and have a 1Gbit connection.

  My host OS is Windows 8 RTM, i5 2500 CPU, 16 GB RAM, nVidia GT450

  Traffic to other hosts (real) is still fine and I havnt touched the new VMWare network acceleration settings.

  I tried to restart the prompt, restart the host to restart VMWare services on the host, but still the traffic to this one machine seems to be limited.

  Other comments VM suffers exactly the same problem on the same server, while other servers are always very well. Its as if the 9 VMware decided that all traffic to a specific IP address will be limited.

  Ive updated my host Windows 8 operating system so I used VMWare 9 trial while my company purchases licenses (which Im assuered will be here this week). I have used VMware 7 since it came out on Windows 7 and Windows Vista and have never had this problem.

  This causes me serious doubts on VMWare 9 - is this a known problem >? Is there a solution? Unfortunately I can't go back to VMWare 7 because it doesn't play well with Windows 8, as the host operating system.

  Thank you

  Phil

  Post edited by: PhilGibbons, added care host machine

  I would like to start by making a snapshot of the troubled virtual machine.  Then I would power off and remove the network adapter.  Then, I would like to add a new network adapter to see if it would bind the better.

  In other words, your virtual network adapter can be altered

• If I devices 802.11 g connected to my network or it will they drag down the speed of the network?

  I have an 802.11n network with more Sonos speakers on this topic. They are only compatible g. I had someone me say that with g on network devices would limit the speed of the other devices on the network to g speeds.  It looks like crap, but I wanted the opinion of experts.

  Not at all the crap. With less capable devices (when they operate) will affect the overall bandwidth of your wireless network.

• How to lock my network high-speed mobile 3g only?

  I am currently using acer w511 and even though I have a 3G network signal, sometimes, the signal turned to the EDGE network automatically and speed more slowly as *, so I was wondering, if there is a setting to indicate my network still locked on the 3G network only on window 8? Thanks for the help

  Hello

  Changing the settings of automatic NETWORK still locked in a 3G network is not available in Windows 8.

  You can use your favorite search engine and search application which helps you to make the necessary settings on the network mobile broadband.

  Note: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  I hope this helps.

• How to enable hosted 150 Mbps network speed?

  Hi my name is cindy,

  I use my cell phone as a wifi hotspot using an ad hoc network, but the speed is only 54 Mbps connectivity. I want to access all the connectivity of my computer laptop wifi n 150mbps is possible to do?

  Hello

  The speed depends on the routers that you use. It may vary accordingly.

  Consumer wireless routers vary in the range of Wi - Fi they support. Routers with the strongest signals Wi - Fi allow devices to connect at higher speeds further and stay in touch with greater reliability.

  Antenna technology a wireless router determines generally the Wi - Fi signal strength and therefore its range. In General, routers wireless 802.11 g have better range of Wi - Fi than comparable 802. 11 b units due to the improved antennas.

  Wi - Fi networking standards (including 802.11 g) require only that communication in ad-hoc mode supports 11 Mbps of bandwidth. You should expect that devices WiFi 54 Mbps or more in infrastructure mode, will fall to a maximum of 11 Mbps when changed in ad - hoc mode. Ad - hoc mode must generally be considered to be "much slower" infrastructure mode for this reason.

  Hope this information helps.

• Need advice with card problem mother strange network card.

  I have a question that is probably some kind of motherboard or power supply problem.
  The card connects with 72.2 Mbit for my wireless router mbit and 100 with the Integrated NIC.
  
  Right now I have bars of 4 out of 5 on the scale of connection and the router just outside the door, but when I try the card against the bredbandskollen.se it never give me more then 4 Mbps download and upload of 16-20. For now, it's 1.6 Mbit download and 8 Mbits upload both with radio and network card.
  
  All other computers on the network will download speed normal 25-55, laptops and other Pavilion with GFX and solid power supply.
  
  I even went up to buy a wireless extension, which can also be used with the thread, but the problem still there never more then download 4-5 Mbps.
  
  I have warranty still, but I feel stupid about the problem because the card is connected with the right speed to the network.
  
  But the rate of download and upload is far away.  And I'm sure that they will conclude that it is connected to good speed when they try against a router, but that's all the download and upload that seem to simply broken. I reinstalled OS even tried other external wireless card but the problem persists.
  
  Would it be the 500-112 eo with a graphics card hogging the PSU, well she was offered with this card, but the motherboard is basically a small size for laptops?
  
  Anyone else having a similar problem with the 500-112eo Pavilion
  
  I should let him return for service, and what could cause this kind of strange problem?

  Hey well today about 2-3 months after the end of the one year warranty, I'll watch some hockey. When I look at computer it seems stop by itself. Strange, I think push button / stop and here a big bang when the flaky PSU finally had enough.
  
  I don't know what to say that it is a shame that HP sells undersized PSU:s in their computers. I knew from the start that there was something strange going on because of the bad connection Wifi, and how it seemed dependent on how many USB devices.
  
  I was smart enough to not send it to HP technicians, it probably saved me 100 euros. Because they would be claimed I had a faulthy complain and charged me. How can you prove there are issues of power.
  
  I'm just glad the monitor didn't die with the 500-112eo pavilion, because it looked like a shot and took the fuse 10amp in the room with her. Tried to move the HARD drive to the external firm to save a date he sounds like a sound signal in agony and refuse to spinn upward.
  
  So I guess that the PSU has HARD drive, mothercard, UC and memories with her on his farewell greatness.
  
  3 years and I would not protest, but 15 months HP should be ashamed of the technician putting this motherboard with this PSU and even more to sell the thing for 500 euros.
  
  Shame on you.

• Satellite M40X-230: Unstable Wireless 2200BG Network connection

  Received a computer laptop satellite Toshiba M40X-230 and I have problems with the wireless network card. Speed drops to 54 Mbit/s to 1 Mbit/s.

  Can anyone help.

  Hello

  You have installed a newer version of the driver wireless 2200 BG?
  I read some comments here in the forum, and it seems that the update of the driver will solve this problem.

  Check out this page of Intel:
  http://downloadfinder.Intel.com/scripts-DF-external/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=1637&lang=eng

  Good bye

• Network questions and caused by the Apple TV 4

  My apologies for the long post...

  I bought a new Apple TV 4 this week an upgrade to ATV3. The main reason for this is to get proper access to my subscription of Apple's music on my living room AV setup - it would have been nice to get just a small update on the ATV3 to work well with Apple music!

  In any case, the addition of this innocuous little device seems to have caused all sorts of questions about my home network.

  I have connected the ATV4 using ethernet to my Virgin Super Hub, made the simple configuration via iPad and has proceeded to explore - everything seemed fine. Even downloaded the speedtest excluding interest and who reported a healthy 90 + MB. Made the usual check for updates and this 9.0.1 installed.

  First of all, we noticed the following aspects with the ATV itself:

  1. During the operation, she would bring "no network connection.
  2. By looking at the network settings it shows connected Ethernet but had lost it's previously that would deal with DHCP and DNS details
  3. It does not recover
  4. Just physically remove the cable disconnected and reconnected would force it to find an address - done interesting a different each time. Other devices on the network tend to have the same address (as is usually the behavior, I expect), but he may then lose later
  5. In addition, when it is connected to the speed sometimes fall causing stuttering/buffering of the same Apple music / local libraries
  6. If the ATV4 is awakened from his "sleep" he also still not address
  7. I removed the Ethernet and tried the same thing with Wi - Fi - it presents a similar loss of address - so I conclude its not related to the transport

  I did the usual restart/re-Multi-Power of router, switches and access points - I have an Apple Time Machine (in switch mode + providing a WiFi access point second across the House), over a gigabit 8 ports switch with the Virgin cable router. In no case a network complicated and so far I've had NO problems with the internal network - before the addition of ATV4 we had several wired (Macs, PS4, PS3, Smart TV, home automation) and wireless (ATV3, Blu - ray, another PS3, MacBook, iPads, iPhones, etc.) ANY abnormal behavior of customers well. But still the problem persisted. I had to leave the investigation, but left the ATV on and connected via ethernet.

  Now, here's the next interesting issue. My son said that it could not connect to the WiFI network with his iPhone 6. The phone would see the ads these two WiFi networks, but on the selection or just would not get an address never (even with reboots, restorations, etc.), to the point where he thought the phone had a problem with the hardware (also proposed by the Apple Support). Other devices seemed (at this time) to connect OK, even more reboots to network equipment does not solve this problem. So iPad (already OK) my wife had the same symptoms. A little Google and look on this site of the updated support various complaints about the networks ATV4, slow speeds, etc. - and including an addition can cause the ATV4 hitting on questions to other devices that you try to use the same network. So I turned off the ATV4 and ' hey presto' the phone that don't would not connect worked immediately, iPad & other devices connect and can access the internet + LAN in quick as they did previously.

  Now, of course, this probably isn't a big problem for everyone (otherwise this forum would be full of only those complaints), but I can only conclude that the Apple TV 4 (9.0.1) is at fault. If I just keep the same and pop my old ATV3 instead I get NO such problems.

  That's all very boring, because I also bought a second ATV4 as a Christmas gift for one of my sons. Is it really £300 + in the sewers?

  The other people in this community, see some or all of these questions? Permanently or intermittently? Has anyone received all responses support who can help me? I will of course follow up with Apple myself.

  Now, of course, this probably isn't a big problem for everyone (otherwise this forum would be full of only those complaints), but I can only conclude that the Apple TV 4 (9.0.1) is at fault. If I just keep the same and pop my old ATV3 instead I get NO such problems.

  That's right, that is not a problem for the vast majority of users, in fact I'll go far as to say that I only saw one or two messages with 'Similar' issues. May I suggest you try in another place (maybe a friends or preferably to an Apple store), I'm inclined to think you will find it works perfectly, if it isn't taking it back for a replacement.

• Error: "Pure Networks Platform service must leave" to start Windows XP.

  Original title: How can I fix Pure Networks Platform Service switch initially to the top.

  Using the window XP Pro when I start the computer I get a warning that Pure Networks Platform service must stop smoking.

  This product whenever I start the computer.

  How can I fix this problem myself.

  Hi KyleWilliams30655,

  You can follow this link & check if the problem persists:

  "The Pure Networks Platform Service is not running"

  However, skip the step 1 from the above link instead of as uninstall the following software from Add / Remove Programs:

  Cisco Network Magic

  Network Magic

  Pure Networks platform

  Speed meter Pro

  Hope the helps of information.

• Iconia W510 WiFi speed

  My wifi connection speed is 54 Mbit/s and there is no way that I can improve it. I have a router Cisco E4200 and my other devices reached speeds up to 150-300 Mbps. The Broadcom in the W510 is a device of nbgi so IMHO it should be able to be faster than 54 Mbps. Does anyone have any suggestions? This could be a driver problem?

  I approached the material limitations of an 802.11n network card 1 x 1 here:

  http://community.Acer.com/T5/Acer-tablets/W510-wireless-network-adapter-reading-speeds/m-p/39659#U39...

  That's what the W510.  In short, when it is connected to the large chains a standard wireless network N 20 MHz, data transfers faster, you can reach will be about 38 MB/s.

  It's like that.  It is a budget device.  I don't know any device of Clovertrail of the atom which has better wi - fi adapter 1 x 1 material.

• WAP610N Port Ethernet speed

  What is the speed of the Ethernet port that connects the WAP610N to the local network. Why is it not mentioned on the box or the manuals? I guess it would be 1 GB because what is the meaning of facilitate a 802.11n wireless network when the speed of the connection to the cable network is anything but 1 Gb, I am mistaken?

  The speed of the Ethernet port is 10 / 100 Mbps.

  http://Linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/Linksys.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=19927

• Connection speed 2.4 Ghz E3000 and USB HDD

  I use WRT160N for my internet and wifi at home. For the storage of the laptop, I use Seagete Free Agent 2 TB USB 3.0, which is nice by car.

  So I desided to buy E3000 and use as storage server, router, internet and wifi.

  I install everything, he went peaty smoot.

  During installation, I noticed that 2.4 GHz wifi shows only max 150 Mbps, but 5 GHz 300 Mbps connection speed (I use wifi mini card dell 1510 on my Dell laption, supports the 2.4 and 5 GHz).

  I tried different things to the 2.4 GHz to display connection 300Mbps speed (disable 5 GHz option, set the mode to "N" only, always use WPA2, etc.), but without success. When I connect to the old WRT160N, I can see 300Mbps speed of connection.

  Can you advice what settings should I set up, so that I can use connection to the E3000 300Mbps?

  The second bit I want to share and comment on is the access speed to the reader of the UBS.

  When I connect to the reader directly on my laptop, I am limited to 32 MB/s (256Mbps) read/write speed (the laptop is USB2.0, so it seems normal).

  Now, when I write of the E3000 max speed wifi I do is about 3 to 3.5 MB/s (24-28Mbps) and when it is connected to the local network (100 Mbps) speed is about 4 - 4. 5 MB/s (32-36 Mbps).

  It seems slow, peaty compared to the speed of the USB. 5 GHz wifi rate shows 300Mbps connection 144Mbps speed/2.4 Ghz (which is 18 MB/s), so that the router should be able to keep read/write rate highter.

  Is this a problem E3000 or this is the max I can get material in there?

  1. it's a router not a storage attached to the network power house. If you want a NAS with high performance get a NAS. The USB HDD is more for practical reasons, then for high performance. Drive speeds you see through the router are good enough for a device like this. Check what CPU you have in your E3000 and which processors they use in NAS devices that are able to provide data of 250 Mbit/s from a connected USB device and you will see that it is a completely different League...

  2. the 150 Mbps is a rate of 20 MHz. The connection uses only a band of 20 MHz and not a 40 Mhz. This is usually due to one of these two reasons:

  a. many pilots (for example Intel Centrinos) wireless equipped with 20 MHz preconfigured on the band 2.4 GHz. It will link ever more quick then 150 Mbps, unless you change the configuration of the driver.

  b. most / all new routers observe interference of signal on the tapes and automatically returns to 20 MHz mode, if they find too much interference. If you have many other access points in your proximity 40 MHz would mean more than twice the interference on the connection. Any other communication on stuck on 40 MHz channels would interfere with your communication. With a lot of traffic interfering on the range 2.4 GHz, you would see very low real rates if you forced 40 MHz in this case.

  And your neighbors using 802.11 g wouldn't really appreciate your bandwidth hogging. Because of the limited number of channels without overlapping on the 2.4 GHz band a router running on 40 MHz basically use 2/3 of the total available on the entire 2.4 GHz band available bandwidth. The execution of 40 MHz in a neighborhood with many other access points is all just a terrible idea...