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Subject: Re: Why host transmit rate on 1Gb ethernet is only ~750Mbps ?
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On 04/14/2012 12:11, Jason Leschnik wrote:
> I would first start by doing a point-to-point link between your two
> end nodes to rule out your network gear as being the problem

Now I did this, connected hosts directly with cat5 cable.
Sending speed is still 753 Mbits/sec. Receiving speed reported even 
dropped from 729 to 695 Mbps for some reason.

This rules out the router.

Yuri