[cvsnt] performence problem

Luigi D. Sandon cp at sandon.it
Wed Feb 23 10:08:44 GMT 2005


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> SCSCI (RAID 5) 
> SCSI 15k rpm (3x36 Gb RAID5) 

It is a fairly fast hardware. About temp location I see others have 
already given the right advices.

> 4) Is Windows set for "file sharing" or "application server"?
> 
> "background services" => File server 

Look in the network connections , right click the connection and select 
"File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks" -> Properties. You 
will find a setting that enables to select how Windows allocates memory 
for applications and file cache, see here:

http://windows.about.com/od/customizingwindows/l/aa001008a.htm

> 100 Mbits Switched 

You should check if the server NIC(s) can handle all the incoming data, 
or if its network interface gets overloaded. It should not, but tuning 
the NIC could help too.

Also, heavily disk fragmentation could decrease performance - you could 
try to defragment your disks.

-- 
Luigi D. Sandon
cp at sandon.it



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