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[ Closed ] [Resolved] Horrendous response times
Links used in this discussion
- https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/host-options/
- https://www.remoteutilities.com/blog/version-6605-improved-msi-configurator-simple-update/
- https://openspeedtest.com/selfhosted-speedtest
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y_QJ-XVLLU&t=27s
- https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/registering-the-program/
- https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/connection-log/
- https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/host-log/
I just tried it again and I'm getting 8.11 MB per second.Snowbound wrote:
I did not have to delete any files etc. The File transfer window opened without issues today. However even using the IP address of the remote computer the file transfer of this 318MB file is taking the same amount of time as with the internet-id. Both of these computers are connected to the same network switch. Transfer speed using IP connection is 733 KB/sec
One other quick question. Are you using the same default listening port on both of your computers host? I don't think it matters with direct connection, but it does enter into the equation at some point.
Thank for the help 5650 on the viewer and remoteBenny Tucker wrote:
I just tried it again and I'm getting 8.11 MB per second.Snowbound wrote:
I did not have to delete any files etc. The File transfer window opened without issues today. However even using the IP address of the remote computer the file transfer of this 318MB file is taking the same amount of time as with the internet-id. Both of these computers are connected to the same network switch. Transfer speed using IP connection is 733 KB/sec
One other quick question. Are you using the same default listening port on both of your computers host? I don't think it matters with direct connection, but it does enter into the equation at some point.
Found the issue. Frigging network cable on the remote system. Once I swapped it out I got transfer of that file down to 37 seconds. Used the Open speedtest to show the issue.Benny Tucker wrote:
I just tried it again and I'm getting 8.11 MB per second.Snowbound wrote:
I did not have to delete any files etc. The File transfer window opened without issues today. However even using the IP address of the remote computer the file transfer of this 318MB file is taking the same amount of time as with the internet-id. Both of these computers are connected to the same network switch. Transfer speed using IP connection is 733 KB/sec
One other quick question. Are you using the same default listening port on both of your computers host? I don't think it matters with direct connection, but it does enter into the equation at some point.
Thanks again Benny :)
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