[THIN] Re: Urgent: MPSv3 and Neoware clients...
- From: "Roger Riggins" <roger.riggins@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2004 12:17:18 -0600
Is the poor performance sporatically or all of the time?
Are the thin clients on the same lan/subnet as the fat clients?
Good luck,
R
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Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 11:37 AM
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Subject: [THIN] Urgent: MPSv3 and Neoware clients...
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Has anyone run into some serious performance issues with thin clients
connecting to MPSv3 servers, especially Neoware clients?
I contacted Neoware support yesterday, and they gave me an updated
ICA client (v8.11), and it does not seem to help anything. I have
Speedscreen set to On, and caching of bitmaps on as well. I have
checked the switches to verify that there are no errors on the
network (none are present on the ports for the thin clients and the
MF servers). Also, I still believe there are some issues with the
thin clients, as our fat clients do not have any performance issues
what-so-ever.
Just a rundown of the environment:
Windows Server 2003 SE (installed hotfixes from Pubforum and all from
Windows Update)
All MPSv3 hotfixes installed (001, 005,006, 007, 008, 011, 012, and
016)
HP Proliant DL-360G3 (do not have Write cache module) (Rompaq is at
7.10)
I have monitored the Logical Disk\%Disk Time and Physical Disk\%Disk
Time for over three days. I found nothing out of the ordinary
indicating that we would require the Write Cache module.
Any ideas?
Chris
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