I was transferring a file over my local network, from a Windows Server to an Hyper-V Server.
The Windows Server has a Gigabit Ethernet network card, and the Hyper-V Server a Gigabit too.
When transferring the file (I used the Windows Explorer window to connect to the Hyper-V Server, and another Explorer window to drag and drop the file from the Windows Server to the Hyper-V Server), I noticed that the transfer speed was limited to 100 Mb/s.
My whole network use cat. 6A cables, and the switch between those servers is a Gigabit one.
All drivers are up to date, firmwares too.
Anything to do here? Is it maybe normal?
EDIT: I noticed that the network card of the Windows server is running at it's maximum capacity.
EDIT 2: tried a new transfer, Windows server's network card is at ~980 Mb of transfer, but the Hyper-V one is running at 260-280 Mb.