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Throughput into the DMZ is to low - 1.Jul.2003 1:23:00 PM

rruettgers

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Hello...

I have an DMZ whis a Webserver in the DMZ, when I want to Copy new files to teh Webserver (like *.zip files for download) it takes for 50 MB more than 30 minutes. The outher direktion, from the DMZ to my Client its a normal Speed, like 50 MB 2 minutes ...
where is the mistake?

Thanks

RR

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RE: Throughput into the DMZ is to low - 2.Jul.2003 4:38:00 AM

tshinder

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Hi RR,

What kind of DMZ?

Where is the client?

Where is the ISA Server?

Where is the Web Server?

Thanks!
Tom

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RE: Throughput into the DMZ is to low - 2.Jul.2003 8:33:00 AM

rruettgers

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Hi,

Client's ---> ISA ---> Webserver ---> ISA ---> WWW
An the first ISA on this way makes the Problems.

so on...

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RE: Throughput into the DMZ is to low - 7.Aug.2003 4:01:00 PM

olbap

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I have the same problem. Did you ever solved this problem. If so, how ?

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RE: Throughput into the DMZ is to low - 9.Aug.2003 4:50:00 PM

tshinder

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Hey guys,

Just use FTP, that will allow you to copy the files.

HTH,
Tom

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RE: Throughput into the DMZ is to low - 11.Aug.2003 8:20:00 AM

rruettgers

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Yes, this way is a very fast way, but it's not the sulution for me. But I hav fixed the Problem, it must be a Problem with the autentification in ActiveDirecory. My first config hade an AcitveDirectory in the LAN Networt and a NT 4.0 Domain in the DMZ for the Webserver. I updated them, and now everything is running normaly on the ne 2000 Server's with no AD in the DMZ and only lokal users in one Workgroup!
Bit FTP is also a good solution! But its FTP no the normal Fileaccess... [Cool]