Servus Jürgen!
Wir benutzen einen Switch mit Gigabit Leitung zum Server.
Das nicht nur ich Probleme mit der Netzwerkleistung habe beweist auch dieser Artikel: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;814112&Product=xlw2K
oder diese Meldung aus dem Forum:
We have found that
network performance slowed significantly when XP Pro was the
workstation O/S, due to such features as recognition of Zip files
etc. We also experience considerable slowdown in networked
operation in SE with Hyperthreading turned 'on', and consequently
turned this feature 'off' in BIOS on the affected machine.
There are a few things you should check to ensure that your existing
setup is working at best possible performance:
a) Use a 32 bit, bus-mastering 100TX adaptor with known performance
while troubleshooting. The gigabit card 'may' not be optimised for 100TX
operation, may not be auto-negotiating properly etc. (see also 'd' below)
b) Disable support in XP for compressed files (a quick Google search
will find the way to do this). There is a bunch of other 'tweaks' which
can be made to XP to reduce file-system overhead & speed performance.
c) Ensure that both workstation & server are regularly defragged, and
that swap-file and Temp resources are correctly sized.
d) Replace any patch-cables which have been stretched / bent, and
(if possible) upgrade cables to Cat5e as a minimum. Damaged or
stressed patch-cables are a VERY common cause of poor performance.
e) Run a throughput check to confirm that the link to the server is
working at maximum capacity. You should expect better than 70Mb/s
at peak if the 100TX link is operating at maximum capacity.
As to whether the 100TX link is adequate for your needs - probably not,
once dealing with complex parts or large assemblies. I have a couple of
single parts which still take a while to load over a gigabit link with only
2 workstations connected! Remember, just installing a gigabit link can
simply move the bottleneck further towards the server ...
Hope this helps some!
Rick.
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