Hello,
Not 100% sure this is the best place to post this but figured I would give it a go.
Situation.
User has a Lenovo desktop running windows 7 and has a shortcut on his desktop pointed to a share folder located in our DC. We have a 50 meg connection between user's site and DC. It's also only about a mile down the road so there's little latency. When users copies a folder within this shortcut it takes 10-15 seconds 11 meg folder and Wireshark has confirmed that the culprit is SMB2 according to time delta.
I have checked his pc, port, cable and phone and nothing seems out of order and when I run the same test on my laptop to the same file share it only takes my 2 seconds to copy and paste something that's 11 meg compared to his 10-15. I have windows 10 and have tried messing around with his TCP settings on the local NIC. It may be just a straight up limitation on his NIC as to why it takes so much longer than my pc but I would like to prove this. Maybe, SMB2 is somehow handled differently in a windows 10 machine vs 7 but I don't think that's the case.
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
