At work I had a ghostcast server on a 100mbs switch, we then upgraded to a gigabit switch.
Now the network only supports 100mbs but we got the switch because when connecting a machine to the gigabit switch with server signifgantly increase transfer speeds.
The problem is that when I try to ghost over the network to machines in the lab with the gigabit switch I only get about 50 megs per minute but with the 100mbs switch I get between 200-300 megs per minute.
My question is why is it slower when using the gigabit switch? I assumed it would be just as fast as the 100mbs switch. Im at a loss as to why it goes so slow.
Now the network only supports 100mbs but we got the switch because when connecting a machine to the gigabit switch with server signifgantly increase transfer speeds.
The problem is that when I try to ghost over the network to machines in the lab with the gigabit switch I only get about 50 megs per minute but with the 100mbs switch I get between 200-300 megs per minute.
My question is why is it slower when using the gigabit switch? I assumed it would be just as fast as the 100mbs switch. Im at a loss as to why it goes so slow.