Thanks. I'll try that.
You had recommended the use of "afsshare" and
submounts the last time I had some issues, so that's why I'm using them.
I'm thinking our issues are related to some kind
of 3rd party software conflict, but I haven't
narrowed it down yet. Do you know if it's a
problem when creating an image of a workstation
if you don't delete the MLA first? Sysprep and
Ghost end up deleting/forgetting about it in the
process of creating an image, and we're curious
if that's causing a problem...
Charles
At 01:40 PM 7/6/2005, you wrote:
Don't use submounts. They are a very bad idea
and will be gone in a future release.
There is no purpose to them. Simply use
NET USE X: \\AFS\cellname\path
Jeffrey Altman
Charles McIntyre wrote:
> Folks-
>
> We're having some issues with AFS 1.2.10 and 1.3.84 on a XP SP2 lab
> image. We're using cross-realm Kerberos authentication to get the K5
> tgt and KfW Leash32 to get the K4 tgt. We use afsshare to map the
> user's specific home directory to the "home" submount. The OpenAFS tray
> app shows the "X:\" drive mapped to their AFS home directory with a
> checkmark next to it. When the script runs "net use X: \\afs\home" the
> workstation slows to a snails pace, even though no process shows high
> utilization in Task Manager. The drive never mounts and the machine
> becomes unresponsive.
>
> Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? More importantly,
> what's not configured correctly and how do I remedy it?
>
> I read the afs-issues.txt file and there was mention of a "afsmap"
> utility that I thought might help but it's not in the .exe or .msi
> installer of 1.3.84.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Charles
>
>
>
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