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Nikolay
Two Windows boxes with identical COM objects and databases for comparing and
testing purposes (2000 and 2003) exists as virtual mashines on one big host
server. Network settings for
these VMs are identical (except IP address, of course).
We have on remote client request executing time (getting 3000 rows from DB ~
1.4 Mb amount - measured via Network Monitor) about 3 sec on Windows 2000 VM
and 50 (!) sec for 2003 VM. For local request both time are identical and ~
1.5 sec.
Without using RDS both machines have similar responce time for remote client
characteristics, so the root of problem is RDS.
Anybody have such problem? How to configure RDS on Windows 2003 to avoid
such strange behaviour?
Thanks for any suggestions,
Nick
testing purposes (2000 and 2003) exists as virtual mashines on one big host
server. Network settings for
these VMs are identical (except IP address, of course).
We have on remote client request executing time (getting 3000 rows from DB ~
1.4 Mb amount - measured via Network Monitor) about 3 sec on Windows 2000 VM
and 50 (!) sec for 2003 VM. For local request both time are identical and ~
1.5 sec.
Without using RDS both machines have similar responce time for remote client
characteristics, so the root of problem is RDS.
Anybody have such problem? How to configure RDS on Windows 2003 to avoid
such strange behaviour?
Thanks for any suggestions,
Nick