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09-15-2005 at 05:29:05 PM

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I have two networks that can communicate as needed via a VPN tunnel
over DSL w/2 netgear boxes. On one site (A) I can access the other
site (B) with no problems and transfer files, vnc, etc. But from the
other site (B) the transfer rate is really bad from A and usually ends
with a disconnection. Any tips on what would be the likely culprit?
(I'm starting the think it's site B's DSL service, but then why does
the connection from A to B work so well...)

Larry

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