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I am trying to measure the read/write performance of a networked attached storage appliance using a Dell Vostro laptop/ Windows XP. Nominally, the read transfer rate is poor (ie read is worse than write). However, when I monitor the ethernet connection using WireShark (installed on the laptop), the read performance significantly improves. Does Wireshark buffer data, or modify the transmission in any way that may explain this? |
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