Slow performance on shared network drives

[Guest wmulders]

Hi There,

 

I have a terminal server cluster off Windows 2003 Ent. servers with sp2.

Server01 is the DC

Server02 is Exchange

Server03 - Server08 are Terminal servers

When i want to browse from a terminal server to: \\server01\d$\Homedirs it

takes a lot off time before i get result. this is also when i go to:

\\192.168.1.1\d$

 

I have installed my DNS server on server01 and i hagve installed WINS on

terminal server03

 

Alle the Nic's are configured as auto, and are running on 1GB.

 

The Computer broser service is only started at my DC.

 

Please help.

[Guest Bart Van Vugt]

RE: Slow performance on shared network drives

 

Don't think it has something to do with your Windows config. Because it's

also when you connect on IP, check your switches. Maybe you'll have to set

the NIC speed to 1Gbit. Some switches have problems with auto settings. Also

try updating the NIC driver.

 

"wmulders" wrote:

> Hi There,

>

> I have a terminal server cluster off Windows 2003 Ent. servers with sp2.

> Server01 is the DC

> Server02 is Exchange

> Server03 - Server08 are Terminal servers

> When i want to browse from a terminal server to: \\server01\d$\Homedirs it

> takes a lot off time before i get result. this is also when i go to:

> \\192.168.1.1\d$

>

> I have installed my DNS server on server01 and i hagve installed WINS on

> terminal server03

>

> Alle the Nic's are configured as auto, and are running on 1GB.

>

> The Computer broser service is only started at my DC.

>

> Please help.

>

>

[Guest Vera Noest [MVP]]

RE: Slow performance on shared network drives

 

And if that doesn't help, check the EventLog for errors and

warnings, and then these articles:

 

923360 - You may experience various problems when you work with

files over the network on a Windows Server 2003-based or Windows

2000 Server-based computer

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=923360

 

822219 - You experience slow file server performance and delays

occur when you work with files that are located on a file server

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=822219

 

915377 - You experience slow performance when you try to access

shared resources by using Windows Explorer on a client computer

that is running Windows XP or Windows Server 2003

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=915377

 

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TS troubleshooting: http://ts.veranoest.net

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<BartVanVugt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote on 21 nov 2007 in

microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

> Don't think it has something to do with your Windows config.

> Because it's also when you connect on IP, check your switches.

> Maybe you'll have to set the NIC speed to 1Gbit. Some switches

> have problems with auto settings. Also try updating the NIC

> driver.

>

> "wmulders" wrote:

>

>> Hi There,

>>

>> I have a terminal server cluster off Windows 2003 Ent. servers

>> with sp2. Server01 is the DC

>> Server02 is Exchange

>> Server03 - Server08 are Terminal servers

>> When i want to browse from a terminal server to:

>> \\server01\d$\Homedirs it takes a lot off time before i get

>> result. this is also when i go to: \\192.168.1.1\d$

>>

>> I have installed my DNS server on server01 and i hagve

>> installed WINS on terminal server03

>>

>> Alle the Nic's are configured as auto, and are running on 1GB.

>>

>> The Computer broser service is only started at my DC.

>>

>> Please help.