Re: iACS share options

Hi Justin

Why is your manager strongly opposed to placing it on a WIndows share ? I
don't really haven opinion either way, I am just curious about the
reasoning and whether there is some advantage to serving it from NetServer
I am unaware of.

On Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 3:32 AM Justin Taylor <JUSTIN@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

We keep iACS in an IFS dir and clients access it via a NetServer share.
It's incredibly convenient, and it works great for the majority of users.
A few users occasionally have tremendous difficulty getting iACS to
launch. IBM support reviewed network and process traces and showed the
issue was a Windows error, and IBM said we needed to contact Microsoft
support. Our Windows team will not do that. The Windows manager wants to
move iACS to one of their shares (assuming that will get around the
problem). My manager is strongly opposed to that.

I'm trying to find an acceptable solution. I looked into Samba, but
unfortunately it can't coexist with the NetServer. Samba has restrictions
that would be fine for iACS, but it will not work for all of our SMB share
needs.

Do anyone have any thoughts or suggestions?


TIA
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