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Subject: IFS Performance
From: jlowary@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 13:14:07 -0600
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Are there any tools or things to check to see why IFS performance is bad ( 
I'm talking couple of mins to open a 3 page word doc). 

Rest of system performance is OK, but IFS is sure getting doggy.  First we 
thought it was do to a 1gb router? that we found was going out.  Since 
that has been replaced everything seems to be back to normal, but the IFS 
at times just creeps. 

 I just don't know what or were to look at and see what could be the 
problem on this.  I'd welcome any suggestions.

Thanks!

-- Jim Lowary
ToastMaster/Salton, Inc.

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