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Re: Another NT CPU Hog ?
From: caution () SHORE NET (Christian Morley)
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 14:38:35 -0500


At 10:01 AM 1/28/97 +0100, Gilles Soulet wrote:
I can put any NT server I have on its knees by just
connecting to a shared network drive on the server
(for example from a PC running Windows 95) and
transfer a large file file (>100 MBytes) from/to the server.

File transfer begins normally, but after few seconds, the
poor NT box is completly frozen. File transfer continues
normally, but eat 100% CPU time (he, sounds familiar, isn't it ?)

Is anybody able reproduce this "bug" ?

  ~Gillus

This is because you have enabled large file caching...the whole reason for
this caching is for the transfer of large files...so that it can be done
extremely fast...this will eat 100% CPU...not a bug a "feature" if any M$
product can be said to have "features"

Christian Morley


--
Christian Morley  | caution () shore net  | "Luck is my middle name," said
                  | caution () lspace org | Rincewind, indistinctly. "Mind
                  | cmorley () nectech com| you, my first name is Bad"
                                       |   --Terry Pratchett (IT)



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