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SuperUser-lugeja Cyborgcommand0 on uudishimulik, kui failide edastamine serveri hostide vahel aeglustab tema kohalikku arvutit. Ta kirjutab:
When I transfer files between servers on my desktop is my computer an intermediary?
For example, on a Windows based system I have two windows explorer programs opened and in each explorer window I am viewing the contents of two server’s files.
Now, if I were to transfer files between both servers by dragging files across my desktop from one into another are those files going directly to each other or is my PC being used as an intermediary and slowing the transfer speed?
Mis on lugu? Milline tee on järgmised failid?
Vastus
SuperUseri toetaja Keltari puhastab asju:
If you are using Windows Explorer on desktop A to transfer files from server B to server C, then yes the files are traveling from B to A to C.
The easiest way to bypass this method is to use a Remote Desktop Connection to server B and then copy to Server C.
There are other alternative methods, such as using telnet, ssh, scripts, and 3rd party programs that allow you to bypass the middleman.
Nii et kui kasutate Windows Explorerit, tuleb need failid kõigepealt teie arvutisse üle kanda (ajutiselt) ja siis uuesti läbi oma ühenduse teisese sihtkohaga. On selge, et kitsaskohtade vältimiseks on parim kitsaskohtade vältimise kava sobivaks kaugjuhitava tööriista jaoks mõeldud ditching Explorer (mis sobib kõige paremini kohalike failide jaoks).
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