samba wrote:
No, I did not. According to this google search it may speed up network browsing:
http://www.theeldergeek.com/webclient.htm
Well, I just set it on my box here, and I am still having the slow network browsing. I
still think it has something to do with the way I'm logging in. Since guest is the
default in XP i have to put user name in the path:
\\fileserver\share\passprotectedshare%user and then enter in password, even though
login says guest, that method tricks XP into thinking that user is logging in and not
guest. My thoughts are unbased, but I have a hunch. Opinions?
Anyone have experience with disabling this or leaving it enabled and seeing a difference? Just curious. Actually, extremely curious!
Just for giggles, open up this file share with the "Folders" toolbar
disabled (i.e. My Computer instead of Windows Explorer, although they're
identical in 2000 & Up, just open up different toolbars by default) and
tell me if opening the share still takes the same amount of time. Often
times, enumerating the workgroup/domain computers in the Folders list at
the left is what slows network performance down considerably. Also, try
and map a drive to the share and see if performance there is slow as well.
Clint
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