Joel I do feel very much as Lawrence on this issue! In the past I did have trouble running a Mix of TCPI/IPX/Netbios over the the network. When I stayed on TCPIP as protocol the problem disappeared. Recently I did disconnect my W2000 printserver replacing it with a XP printserver due to LPT1-9 mapping from the server misbehaved when on a W2000 server and behaved again on a XP server. I am not saying it is anything wrong with W2000 it might be wrong with my knowledge on W2000 but this things helped me! Gunnar Ekblad
-----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Från: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] För Lawrence Lustig Skickat: den 30 juni 2005 18:22 Till: RBG7-L Mailing List Ämne: [RBG7-L] - Re: Windows 2000 Server > I would like to know if anybody has experienced a problem with Windows 2000 > server and Rbase in the mutil user mode. It seems that when I have one user > logged in the system runs fine but if more than one person is logged in the > system runs extremely slow. Yes, such a problem exists. The problem is related to the Windows networking scheme and affects some, but not all, installations. It depends on a number of factors and, to the best of my knowledge, no one ever figured out exactly when the problem would occur. When the problem _does_ occur, it affects all programs that use shared access to files on the server. Thus, you see the same thing happening in Access, Foxpro, and so on. If you search newsgroups, you will find the occasional user of those programs asking the same question you are. The problem is that when the necessary conditions exist and files are opened in shared mode the network traffic increases by close to 100 times. Unfortunately, I don't know of any solution. I believe that whatever the underlying conditions are, one constant is always that Windows 2000 Server is involved on the server end -- if you have another machine that can host the database files that may be the quickest work around for you.
