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Mike Barnard wrote:
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size="+1">Both systems are F8 but the nfs is painfully slow between
them. ftp
though runs at over 1MB/s and nfs is nowhere near that speed. so when i
run the videos on the remote frontend they are often jerky. Without the
nfs share I found that I couldn't find the records/videos on the remote
backend. Is there something I am missing?</font></blockquote>
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1MB/sec is painfully slow for FTP, at least on a 100 megabit
network. You should be seeing close to 10 times that. Are you sure your
network cables are good? I've seen badly-wired homemade cables hose up
a connection like this. Of course, there are lots of other
possibilities as well.<br>
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<font size="+1">it's via wireless. the computer that serves as the
master be/fe is downstairs and on the other side of the house</font><br>
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