Seur Bors wrote:
As well, if anyone has any web-links to recommended reading, I would greatly
appreciate them.
Samba3 performs excellend nowadays. You should have no trouble at all
serving 20 workers. In my setup (7.1-release/amd64/dual x2 3800 amd
cpu/gigabit) smb generates only 3-5% cpu
Samba3 performs excellend nowadays. You should have no trouble at all serving
20 workers. In my setup (7.1-release/amd64/dual x2 3800 amd cpu/gigabit) smb
generates only 3-5% cpu load when reading at 50MB/sec.
below 10% CPU when reading 8MB/s through fast ethernet link on
PIII/500
I
Greetings,
I am recommending a FreeBSD solution to replace an old business file
server. The old server is running Windows 2000 Professional, and the
company has grown from the 5 employee setting to now two floors and
approximately 15 - 20 people. They were starting to get connection errors
to
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 10:42, Seur Bors seurb...@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings,
I am recommending a FreeBSD solution to replace an old business file
server. The old server is running Windows 2000 Professional, and the
company has grown from the 5 employee setting to now two floors and
Seur Bors wrote:
Greetings,
I am recommending a FreeBSD solution to replace an old business file
server. The old server is running Windows 2000 Professional, and the
company has grown from the 5 employee setting to now two floors and
approximately 15 - 20 people. They were starting to get
On Fri, 03 Apr 2009 21:40:28 +0300, Adam Vandemore amvandem...@gmail.com
wrote:
Vasadi I. Claudiu Florin wrote:
Also, I have fbsd systems running samba with 20+ connections under
what I consider normal office environment with absolutely no issues
except I can't figure out how to get XP
On Apr 3, 2009, at 1:42 PM, Seur Bors wrote:
Greetings,
I am recommending a FreeBSD solution to replace an old business file
server. The old server is running Windows 2000 Professional, and the
company has grown from the 5 employee setting to now two floors and
approximately 15 - 20 people.
Seur Bors пишет:
As well, if anyone has any web-links to recommended reading, I would greatly
appreciate them.
You can try FreeNAS. It has standard file sharing with samba managed
through web-interface and it also has many more nice features.
Oh yeah, and it's FreeBSD. :)
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 12:49 PM, Michael Lednev
rea...@reaper.yaroslavl.ruwrote:
Seur Bors пишет:
As well, if anyone has any web-links to recommended reading, I would
greatly
appreciate them.
You can try FreeNAS. It has standard file sharing with samba managed
through web-interface and
Samba to support standard file sharing, is there any caveats or issues
that anyone perceives? I've done multiple FreeBSD installations, and
if you use windoze XP or newer and some multiuser programs like accounting
etc. you will have to use
veto oplock files
man smb.conf for details
The latest samba port if very robust. You should find this trivial to
complete. I encourage you to go with new hardware if possible.
i use Pentium III 500Mhz, 384 MB ram as file serwer (samba) for 12
clients, and mail serwer, VoIP PBX and few less important things.
works quick without
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