- Joined
- Apr 21, 2001
- Location
- Las Vegas, NV
My file sharing is working great (running w2k3 server for training purposes), but have this odd issue that is causing me occassional grief.
I can open the mapped Z drive fine, to my sysvol shared folder. But if I map directly to any folders within the sysvol share it adds a 20 second delay on the load times. It eventually loads and works okay, but once I do a save/change I have the delay again. This is a general rule, but even when just opening the Z mapped drive I occassionally get a long delay as well.
There aren't any other processes eating resources, etc. Seems this started happening when I setup the domain and the DNS for the domain name has been handled by the server (have DNS installed).
Help from anyone familiar with server software welcome! Google and technet hasn't been much help. I'm trying to narrow down if it's a client or server issue. Like just now I was going to create a short cut and when I clicked browse on the client to select the location of the item (path) it hung for a bit. It appears to have something to do with windows explorer, but can't explain why...
I can open the mapped Z drive fine, to my sysvol shared folder. But if I map directly to any folders within the sysvol share it adds a 20 second delay on the load times. It eventually loads and works okay, but once I do a save/change I have the delay again. This is a general rule, but even when just opening the Z mapped drive I occassionally get a long delay as well.
There aren't any other processes eating resources, etc. Seems this started happening when I setup the domain and the DNS for the domain name has been handled by the server (have DNS installed).
Help from anyone familiar with server software welcome! Google and technet hasn't been much help. I'm trying to narrow down if it's a client or server issue. Like just now I was going to create a short cut and when I clicked browse on the client to select the location of the item (path) it hung for a bit. It appears to have something to do with windows explorer, but can't explain why...