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Subject: Re: Poor Samba throughput on 6.0 RC1
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> This machine should be able to max out the network interface. What can
> I check to find out the limiting factor?

Don't forget to check your link speed & duplex settings. Confirm (using 
ifconfig) that the interface is running at full-duplex...
   -Sam