[goku2100]

I've been setting up a gigabit ethernet network and in attempt to get it working, I've been directly hooking up my machines and testing them for performance isssues. All the systems have Intel gigabit cards whether they are integrated or as a separate PCI card. I have one system with an Intel Pro/1000 MT desktop adapter and I hooked it up with a system with the intel 875P chipset with gigabit. I enabled Jumbo frames on both machines and directly connected the two.

So I log into the computer and I'm able to access the opposite computer but when I try to copy a large set of files, I get a BSOD.
:STOP: 0X000000D1 (OxAB70D8E6,0X00000002,0x0000000,0xEB6A3b20)

Driver_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Address EB6A3b20 base at EB6a0000 Datestamp 419dc6c6 - klick.sys

Any ideas?

[DJ-CHRIS]

Yeah that's probolly the LAN card refrencing memory that is being used by 2 peices of hardware and it doesnt like sharing. LAN cards use some system ram for buffering packets.

Also you need to run different cables for gigabit, CAT5E (preferably CAT6) as well as a different pin structure

[goku2100]

I'm using cat5e.