Re: Very lazy connecting to AS2000
- From: "Jéjé" <willgart_A_@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 08:19:56 -0400
verify your network configuration.
maybe you have a name resolution issue.
do you connect using the netbios name or the DNS name of your server?
"Jiri Cerny" <j-cerny@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello everybody,
I have a very depressing and very urgent problem, please help.
I have problems connecting to AS2000 server over LAN: the Connect
statement
lasts 9 seconds.
Simply 9 seconds - never less, never more.
I thought that the reason is ADOMD net client, but the same problem
appears
even if I connect from MDX Sample Application. The Connect statement lasts
9
seconds, then everything works fine and very fast.
(In fact, from MDX Sample App, only the first Connect lasts 9 seconds; the
second and every subsequent Connect lasts only 4 seconds. But I think it
is
too much as well.)
The configuration is:
"server": Win2003 server standard edition + SP1, SQL2000 + AS2000 + SP4
installed,
"client": Win2003 server standard edition + SP1, SQL2000 + AS2000 + SP4
installed
(I run MDX Sample App on the "client" and connect to the "server"),
both machines connected with fast Ethernet (1Gb),
both machines are in the same workgroup (no domain),
I am in Administrators group on both servers (with the same user name &
password).
During the Connect statement processor is idle on both machines, and there
is almost no disc activity.
If I connect locally, it's almost immediately (about 0.1 s).
Everything other is very fast (e.g. ping from "client" to "server" <1ms,
Connect network drive & browse with no noticeable delay, log-in with RDC
client very fast).
Seems that the problem is related to AS2000 only.
One interesting thing: if I connect from "server" to the "client" (with
MDX
Sample App), it is almost instantly.
But unfortunately, I need to connect from "client" to "server".
Thanks for any ideas.
Jiri Cerny
.
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