![]() Has anyone else experience and solved this issue? ![]() Utilize a new network card if we can find/buy one.There are no errors in the server event log. We have tried to download a file from the internet and experience the same speed issues when copying to that server.We have updated o the latest Broadcom NetExtreme drive for the server (16.4.0.2).We have moved the cable port for the server into a different port on the same switch and even moved it to a different switch.Mapped the share using several different methods (IP, FQDN, etc).Updated network drivers on the workstations.Disabled all Anti-Virus and the Firewall. ![]() One link I found, is a compilation of all the tcp stack fixes that I have done to attempt to resolve the issue. ![]() I have tried to research extensively and have followed many a link that have provided good and useful instruction. We had no issues with the server before yesterday afternoon and the all servers on the same network (and switch) are working properly. It is strictly acting as a file server at this point with no actual programs being 'served'. When I say started, the only thing that has changed is that as of Sunday, we moved a share (about 360 gig) from an older server to the one in question. I am having an issue where users have started to experience very slow transfer speeds both to and from my Dell server. ![]()
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