Web Sharing Folder/ Data Pulling Is Pretty Slow ?
Feb 25, 2010
we have a program that we work with with in 2 different locations, both of the program instances must share the same database.what i did is to open Web Sharing folder on our server then i added on both computers this folder to their "My network places" and direct both of application to this folder which contains the database.this is how i direct the program :
Code:
D:WNKKWnkk.exe \MyServerktest
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it all works fine but there is one problem, the data pulling is pretty slow when it shouldn't we have 100MB download / upload on our server and over 10MB dl/ul in our office.
some pointers:i added the shared web folder to one of our website directory and thats mean that the port the program is using is 80
is port 80 is slower then others?
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