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WiFi or CAT6 Cabling?
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All the machines have gigabit network cards in them and when running a 2003 server we used to get 1gb transfer speed. Then we changed to 2008 server which has a mind of it's own and wont allow fast transfer speeds all the time :mad:KillerWatt wrote: »It's the hardware that dictates the speeds, and all machines on your network would have to have gigabit ethernet fitted if you want to see gigabit speeds between them.
Sorry, I digress.0 -
Wired if only for data security, and less chance of wardrivers , and data collisions with other networks booting you off.0
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