This doesn't look like anything related to the CIFS Service. The CIFS Service is essentially a conduit between the network interface and the file system; it has no cognizance of data rates. My suspicion would be a network problem and it would probably be better to pursue that on networking-discuss.
For troubleshooting: a network monitor (wireshark, netmon, snoop) might help identify what's going on when the connection drops out. I use snv_134 as my base install on my systems and it's been working well for me. Alan On 10/27/10 11:19 PM, Muhammed Syyid wrote:
Hi I'm having issues with CIFS I can copy a large file with decent speeds (50-70 mbps) but the connection drops out after a certain amount of time (not sure if its dependent on the number of gb or a timeout) It comes back on its own as well Additionally if i open a folder with a large number of files, it can freeze or be very slow as well On someones suggestion on here, I got an intel nic Intel Corporation 82574L Gigabit Network Connection (The builtin nic was a realtek based one) Also I'm running snv_126 (tried doing an inplace update to a newer version which failed , decided to wait for 2010.03 , we all know how that went) Is there anything I can look into to troubleshoot the performance, would an update to snv_134 help, any configuration changes?
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