: 'Robert Adkins II'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Samba] Performance Increase Suggestions
Or you could just switch the filesystems to ext2?
I believe this is just a case of changing your mount options in fstab
and I
think this is what John was alluding to earlier - ext3 adds a lot of
ds,
Robert Adkins II
IT Manager/Buyer
Impel Industries, Inc.
586-254-5800
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Noel,
I had already checked the NIC and found VERY acceptable errors.
In over 2GBs of data transferred since my last scheduled maintenance
reboot, there has only been 3 errors and 1 overrun. Which to me, is
negligible as far as
> This will of course take a few weeks, as I will need to run
> plenty of tests on the "spare" server and I only have a few hours
> available each week to work up such changes.
>
> Well, so much for the "quick" and simple fix.
To optimize for writing to disk, see the docs on memory man
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From: Noel Kelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 9:41 AM
To: 'Robert Adkins II'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Samba] Performance Increase Suggestions
Just a thought, but I would check for errors on your NIC with ifconfig.
Read times might still be quite good
Just a thought, but I would check for errors on your NIC with ifconfig.
Read times might still be quite good whilst write times are shot if there
are network errors I have found.
Noel
Without spending money, are there any other methods
through which I can dramatically increase the network write
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Robert Adkins II wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I have a few users that are complaining about the "slowness" of
> copying files to and saving files directly to the Samba server. From my
> own recollections, the speed is rather identical to the speed we
> experienced on our
Hello Everyone,
I have a few users that are complaining about the "slowness" of
copying files to and saving files directly to the Samba server. From my
own recollections, the speed is rather identical to the speed we
experienced on our old Windows NT 4.0 fileserver.
One thing that
