So last weeks office patches are failing to install on one of my citrix servers
and no matter what I do, no joy. change user /install doesn't work. Startin the
ose does nothing for itno luck, any suggestions?
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So yes, any help would be appreciated.
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I would like to add it to the ipad feedler.
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Read the very small print. Google owns everything on their server.
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(quoting Ken below)
Ken (you dont happen to work at a university do you?)
I did use wireshark, I was using wireshark when it was ethereal, and probably
using it long before most on this list have been working. I HAVE stated the
issue. Windows XP and 2003 clients are experiencing slow
Sorry, one is not helpful when the person you are asking help from has o deem
you worthy first. I asked if anyone else has experience this issue. I know
what the root cause is. As I said, there is something going on with the xp and
2003 clients.
It WORKS FINE on vista and windows 7.
What
This was not directed at you jon. It was for the other guy sitting there acting
as if Ken was right to sit there marginalizing my issue the way he did.
And the hardware are two dell 2950's. Direct scsi storage. It really is not a
hardware issue at all as I repeat, the vista and windows 7
Come on guys, a little bit of help?
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The replication works fine in windows 2008. Is just the xp desktops are slow
talking to them.
Anyone? Please?
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Even connect directly to the server via the fqdn or ip does the same thing.
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I have applied hotfixes related to the problem, tried connecting via ip and
fqdn rather than through the dfs namespace, rebooted the server, turned of
smb2, turned down security features in the local security policy. And nothing.
Again, the key here is the vista boxes, windows 2008 clients,
During the time when the xp and 2003 clients sit there, it locks the explorer
process up too.
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the underlying
problem/root cause? (what logs have you captured? network traces? etc)
Cheers
Ken
From: Steph Balog [validemai...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, 9 July 2009 12:06 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Slow DFS connections for windows xp
It is windows 2008, but how will diskshadow help in deleting certain shadow
copies based on their dates?
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Is there any tools, any scripts, etc. that will allow me to manage multiple
snapshot schedules. What I would like to do is, keep 12 snap shots in a 24 hour
period, 2 snaps in a 48 hour period, and than 1 snap going back each day for 1
week and than 1 snap per week going baclk 3 months. (will
Thats the problem, i already created schedule but I need it to cycle out
certain snaps. Like I take snaps every 2 hours each day, but the next day I
want those snaps to go away. And then the ones I take every 6 hours, I want
those to go away ever 2 days. And the ones I take once a day for a
Ahhh, (i see say the blind man as he tripped over is cane and saw) ;-)
You issue isnt really sql at all, nor is it dns so much. You are a victim of
one of MS's better TCP/IP stack designs (no really, it is a better design).
MS did a great thing is the use of caches when it does its network
That worked, thanks bro.
Why the hell does it do that though? Reminds me of the days when windows 95 and
that stupid briefcase folder caused issues.
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What *could* be happening when your user drops connection and tries to
reconnect to a naned pipe session, sql server is picking it up and trying to
reconnect to the sleeping process it left behind. And because the IP has
changed even though you use named pipes to connect, I guess it kind of
I have an odd issue that I am not finding a lot of info on. I have a windows
2008 dfs setup (2 servers, replicating folders, using domain based dfs
namespace). Only vista clients that are on the domain, when trying to connect
to the dfs share, cannot write to the folders. Take them off of the
This is what I want to do
I want to create a two node file cluster using 2008 server core. But I also
want to use the quota management feature with 2008.
My question is, will the quota templates created on one server be replicated
over to the other. Will the snapshots, files, etc be
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