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Get network package slowly when remote target is in soft off state

carypai
Beginner
‎03-09-2010 02:01 AM
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Hi,

I have one question wants to figure out, at the host site I use skylawan software, and when the target site computer is in soft-on state, I monitor the network package at host site via sniffer software, the package is receive complete fast (about 800 packages per second), but when the target computer is in soft-off state, then the package is receive very slowly (about 30 packages per second), I would like to know, even if the target site in soft-off state is use 10M LAN instead of use giga LAN, but is that the main reason that cause the situation I mentioned above? or there are some other reasons?

Best Regards

Cary

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RBens2
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‎03-09-2010 06:59 AM
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Hi Cary,

When the system goes into an Sx power state, the ME only uses a 10baseT connection to the network, so that is what you are seeing with the drop in network performance.

Regards,

Roger

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