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> It could be that your reverse DNS is having trouble/misconfigured. Try checking 'Don't > resolve client names' in the cvsnt control panel and see if that helps things. OK - that helps. Can I leave the server set that way (ie: what impact does it have) or do I need to resolve the issue further? I saw on the website the notes about reverse DNS but am unclear whether it is talking about a misconfiguration on the client PC or the server. We do not run a DNS server on the NTserver and use MS Proxy 2.0. -- Allan Williams "Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote in message news:c381cn$6mu$1 at paris.nodomain.org... > Al Williams wrote: > > > > One other thing - how fast should I expect CVSNT to execute commands on my > > client machine (XP Pro) when talking to our server using sspi over our LAN? > > I'm using the Tortoise CVS shell and it seems to take several seconds for > > each command to execute - is that normal? Are other protocols (like > > pserver) faster? > > > Over a LAN it should be close to instant unless you're committing a large number of > files. > > It could be that your reverse DNS is having trouble/misconfigured. Try checking 'Don't > resolve client names' in the cvsnt control panel and see if that helps things. > > Tony