I have the same configuration and I will email you the solution directly
because there is an attachment. I have responded to this before on this
list so anyone interested can search the archives
"Eric van Vianen"
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bounce-nt2000-135231@ls Subject: Slow browsing W2K
Professional and Novell Client 4.8 SP3
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09/14/2001 11:07 AM
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I wonder if someone has a solution for the following.
We run a mixed NOS environment. Novell 4.11, Novell 5.0, Windows NT 4.0
and 2000 servers. We also use, until we move to Novell 5.1 or even 6.0,
two protocols TCP/IP and IPX/SPX. At the moment I am testing W2K
Professional as our new client with Novell's client 4.8 SP3.
The problem I have encountered is slow browsing on the NT 4.0 servers and
in some lesser extent the netware servers. What can be done to improve
browsing?
Novell says on it's website to try the following....
Disable Netbios. Of course, that's the easy answer, but may not always be
an option. The following are all Netbios/NetBT related parameters. Various
more granular options include:
- Disable Netbios over IPX (nwlink)
- Under HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBT\Parameters
- BcastNameQueryCount - consider setting to dword:00000001
- BcastQueryTimeout - consider setting to dword:000001f4 (500ms)
- NameSrvQueryCount - consider setting to dword:00000001
- NameSrvQueryTimeout - consider setting to dword:000001f4 (500ms)
- NodeType - consider setting to P-node, dword:00000002
- EnableLMHOSTS - consider disable, dword:00000000
- EnableDNS - consider disable, dword:00000000
and
To change the provider order in Windows 2000:
My Network Places - Properties - on top bar Advanced - Advanced - Provider
order - Highlight Netware and click the down arrow( or Microsoft and click
the up arrow). Click OK and if needed, Cancel. Go back in to make sure
that change took place. Reboot.
This does speed up things a bit ....but not dramatically..
Has anyone seen this and found a solution for this
Thanks in advance
Eric
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