[Resolved] Machine is slow when assigned on IP address
Posted: Oct 5th, '12, 23:03Edit: Nevermind. I don't know what fixed this, but the network is okay on this machine at this point.
My HTPC is very slow accessing the network when the static address is configured.
If I set it up as 192.168.1.100 (static), it takes about 30 seconds to produce a simple file directory ("ls" command) from any other machine on my network. If I set it up as a DHCP client it gets another address and works fine. This is true, btw, if the machine is working on wifi or hard-wired ethernet. I deleted the two files in /etc/sysconfig/network_scripts and that seemed to help until I rebooted. Rebooting the router hasn't helped.
I guess I could just assign another ip address, but I'd like to get this fixed.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Mark
My HTPC is very slow accessing the network when the static address is configured.
If I set it up as 192.168.1.100 (static), it takes about 30 seconds to produce a simple file directory ("ls" command) from any other machine on my network. If I set it up as a DHCP client it gets another address and works fine. This is true, btw, if the machine is working on wifi or hard-wired ethernet. I deleted the two files in /etc/sysconfig/network_scripts and that seemed to help until I rebooted. Rebooting the router hasn't helped.
I guess I could just assign another ip address, but I'd like to get this fixed.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Mark
