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One of the NICs on my server (e100) suddenly started running extremely slow quite a while ago. Since then I have been spending time trying to solve this issue with no luck. At first I figured it was a IPv6 issue, but disabling IPv6 makes no difference. Then I thought it might be the cable, but the cable works fine with other NICs. Finally I thought maybe it was a duplex mismatch, but both sides of the connection are running at 100 Mb/s.
I was hoping that this was a software issue, but I tried a number of LiveCDs on this server, and still the connection is far slower than it should be.
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