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from: "Wyatt, Chris \(BWPKG-ROM\) via MIDRANGE-L"
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subject: Improving IFS performance with Windows
Hello all,
We have an external windows server process that is building a zip file in
an IFS directory. It is periodically failing due to, I suspect, poor
performance/IO response on the IFS. I can conform this poor response by
bringing up any large-ish IFS directory in Windows File Explorer on my PC.
It's just really slow compared to a directory on a Windows server.
Is there anything we can do to improve IFS performance/response with our
Windows network? How can I troubleshoot this?
This is my initial foray into dealing with this so I'm not sure of the
questions I should be asking or the data I should be providing.
OS: R7.2 (reasonably up to date on PTFs)
Thank you.
Chris Wyatt
ERP Business Analyst
barrywehmiller
BUILDING A BETTER WORLD THROUGH BUSINESS
+1 (630) 759-6800 x 80163167
chris.wyatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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