[Samba] Windows 2000 Terminal Server and Samba
Michael Joyner
mjoyner at ewc.edu
Wed Apr 10 06:55:54 GMT 2002
Yes, I am having problems here at Edward Waters College as well,
resource exhaustion on the SAMBA side.
:(
I currently have a crontab to reset smbd and nmbd on the affected
servers at 3:00 am, this helps.
Jan Mostert wrote:
> Hello Drew,
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> The past two months we have been searching for a solution for this
> topic. We run Citrix Metaframe 1.8 on W2k TS and had lots of performance
> problems. I sent some questions about this to the list, but got no answers.
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> What we finally found that was causing the problem is that we had our
> Internet Explorer cache on a network drive (NT 4.0 SP6 server). Putting
> this on a local drive gave an enormous performance boost.
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> We still are having problems with the performance to a Samba server.
> Indeed: there is only one daemon per W2k server. We modified several
> registry settings and turn off oplocks on both the Samba machine and the
> W2k servers, but it does not make any difference. On the Samba server
> (HP A400, Hp-UX 11i, Samba 2.0.7) we see a lot of disconnects and
> reconnects. Why this is: no answer from the list!
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> A way to force Samba to start more than one daemon is using a lot of
> Netbios aliases for the same server. If you give every user an alias for
> the service to connect, than every user gets its daemon. We have not yet
> implemented this, so I don't know if there are any side-effects. I also
> don't know if there is a maximum number of aliases.
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> I think that there are not that many sites where they use W2k TS in
> combination with Samba. That this combination gives problems is very
> clear to me. I think this is a pitty; we almost were thinking of geting
> rid of Samba and implement a Windows 2000 File server ...
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> Kind regards,
>
> Jan Mostert
> s are still not GeoDelft
>
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