samba - Dec 2003 - samba 3.0 responding very slow.

Hi

We have upgraded samba 2.2.8 to 3.0 on solaris2.8
Since the upgrade the response of samba is very slow. Shall I do some 
performance tuning etc.

Also our Unix SA did not do the complete upgrade, he has put the binaries 
of samba 3.0 and samba 2.2.8 is still intact.
I have made sure using ps -ef|grep smbd that samba3.0 services are 
running.

Please suggest what could be the possible cause of performance degrade.

Regards

Nidhi Seth

Hi,
try to tune paying with the parameters TCP_DELAY and others inside the 
smb.conf file, read the documentation about, is very helpfull

best regards



At 03/12/2003, Nidhi_Seth@contractor.amat.com wrote:
>Hi
>
>We have upgraded samba 2.2.8 to 3.0 on solaris2.8
>Since the upgrade the response of samba is very slow. Shall I do some
>performance tuning etc.
>
>Also our Unix SA did not do the complete upgrade, he has put the binaries
>of samba 3.0 and samba 2.2.8 is still intact.
>I have made sure using ps -ef|grep smbd that samba3.0 services are
>running.
>
>Please suggest what could be the possible cause of performance degrade.
>
>Regards
>
>Nidhi Seth
>
>
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Hello, Nidhi_Seth@contractor.amat.com,

Mittwoch, 03. Dezember 2003, 23:40 you wrote:

Ncac> We have upgraded samba 2.2.8 to 3.0 on solaris2.8
Ncac> Since the upgrade the response of samba is very slow. Shall I do some
Ncac> performance tuning etc.

Ncac> Also our Unix SA did not do the complete upgrade, he has put the
binaries
Ncac> of samba 3.0 and samba 2.2.8 is still intact.
Ncac> I have made sure using ps -ef|grep smbd that samba3.0 services are
Ncac> running.

How would you know that the smbd you see is Samba-3?

Get rid of the version-mix. Why would you want to have it that way?

Be sure that there are only Samba-3-binaries on that host, or at least
in your PATH and start-scripts.

Then watch your logs for anything looking out of way.
Tuning the socket options is a thing you can do after basic operation
is up and running smooth.

Samba-3 is able to be fast, VERY fast, so go and get it.

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Stefan G. Weichinger
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