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HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

 
Faisal7c
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HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

Dear All,

Above mentioned subject, is any hardware problem?
the server perfomance is quit fast and everything going smoothly, but through network its a super slow and take long time to save files expecially CAD files
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Johan Guldmyr
Honored Contributor

Re: HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

For performance problems you need to give more information and details.

How slow - be specific.

Have you tried with FTP or something else?

Upgraded firmware/drivers?
Faisal7c
Advisor

Re: HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

dear John,

All the drivers, bios and flashes are up to date,while i'm downloading or uploadinf files there is no issue, only when the client access the network shared folder and trying to save file over there, its slow
we have only tree users in our network(very small)
Johan Guldmyr
Honored Contributor

Re: HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

If the big CAD files work fine over another protocol I do not think you are having a hardware issue.

Seems more likely that something is not so good in your file share configuration or perhaps NIC configuration.

What OS are you running?
Faisal7c
Advisor

Re: HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

Windows server 2008 R2,
cz_2
New Member

Re: HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

I am having the same issue with my server. Same model - Windows 2008 Server SP2.

Even small files - the server just gets slower, and slower and eventually stops responding.

You can browse the files - you cannot open them.
Joshua Small_2
Valued Contributor

Re: HP DL380 G6 Server Slow while saving or working over network

Hi,

Issues such as this are more often something like DNS than server performance.

I would recommend running a tool such as HDTach to determine local performance and going from there.