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2000 Jan 30
1
Slow writes from MS-DOS LanMan Client to Samba server
...col.ini ----
[network.setup]
version=0x3110
netcard=ms$elnk3,1,MS$ELNK3,1
transport=tcpip,TCPIP
lana0=ms$elnk3,1,tcpip
[ms$elnk3]
DRIVERNAME=ELPC575$
INTERRUPT = 0xB
MAXTRANSMITS=40
[protman]
drivername=PROTMAN$
PRIORITY=MS$NDISHLP
[tcpip]
NBSessions=4
---- end of sniplet protocol.ini ----
---- tcputils.ini ----
[tcpglobal]
drivername=GLOBAL$
[sockets]
drivername=SOCKETS$
bindings=TCPIP_XIF
numsockets=4
numthreads=32
poolsize=3200
maxsendsize=1024
[telnet]
drivername=TELNET$
bindings=TCPIP_XIF
nsessions=0
max_out_sends=0
---- on of tcputils.ini ----
well I guess that's it..... thanks for...
2002 Nov 14
0
Reason for slow MS-DOS MS client writes
The low speed of writes with the MS-DOS, MS newtworking client has to do with
the limit of MAXSENDSIZE (from TCPUTILS.INI)
By default, the value is 1024, but the maximum value is 2048. If this value
is not set to the same as the Samba server's SO_RCVBUF, then performence will
suffer GREATLY.
We had a Windows system hosting Norton Ghost images, but it took a dive, and
our company has been timidly interes...
2004 Jan 05
0
No subject
...users' put a list of important data into this folder (or
these folders) and run a backup against those folders? Or hmmm... I'll come
up with something better than that. :-)
>
> For Samba users, MS's DOS Network Client has a max send buffer of 2048, and
> the value is set in TCPUTILS.INI as maxsendsize=2048. This is the limit!
> Any value greater than 2048 will cause the client to default to 1024.
> You'll want to set SO_RCVBUF=2048 in your smb.conf or performance will
> suffer. If you are not regularly uploading from DOS, then don't worry.
>
> As far...
2006 Sep 08
1
Slow Transfers from DOS/LANMAN (again)
...rch results, I tried the following -
* Copied the same test file from the Linux/Samba system to the DOS
system see if the speed was much higher, as described in the help lists
on samba.org. This direction only takes about a second for 2 Mbytes,
verifying this information.
* I looked at "\NET\TCPUTILS.INI" to see what the value of MAXSENDSIZE,
and it was in fact set to 1024 as described on the web site. I then
looked at "/etc/samba/smb.conf" to see what the value of SO_RCVBUF was,
and it was 8192 as described on the web site.
* Then I left MAXSENDSIZE at 1024 and changed SO_RCV...