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LionX0999 Just Joined! Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 12	Slow Network Performance Hello all, I am using different Linux distros, Ubuntu 8.04/9, SuSe 10.3/11.1, Fedora 9/10 and CentOS 5.3 and have the same issue with all of them. My environment : - 12 PCs all with gigabit NICs - NAS : Dlink DNS-323 with 2 TB Seagate drives - 8-port Gigabit Netgear switch The Issue Whenever I copy anything to or from the NAS to any of the PCs or from / to PC to another, the copy is painfully slow. I am talking about 1-2Mbps. I have tried everything from stopping virus scanners to adjusting the MTU and JumboFrame. I have changed network cables. Nothing seems to work. Any ideas ? Thanks

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