Re: an intriguing wifi http server mystery...please help

Paul McNett wrote:

jojoba@xxxxxxxxx wrote:


1)
Laptop wired, client
Desktop wired, server
GREAT!
webpage served in 2 seconds

2)
Laptop wired, server
Deskop wired, client
GREAT!
webpage served in 2 seconds

3)
Laptop wireless, client
Desktop wireless, server
GREAT!
webpage served in 2 seconds

4)
Laptop wireless, server
Desktop wireless, client
CRAP!
webpage served in 90 seconds


What the heck is happening?



Please post your routing tables and, if you are referencing your server machine by name, your name server addresses (/etc/resolv.conf on Linux).




i'm inclined to agree, your client and server might be taking totally different routes to get to each other and hence the 90ms
.

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