SBS 2008 File Sharing with MacOS X Leopard and Snow Leopard
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From: piraya on 11 Feb 2010 06:25 Hi, This thread is a bit old but I hope my post might be useful. I've had slow performance with Vista and Windows 7 to access SBS2008 server File Shares and got upset because Windows XP worked just fine! After some while of troubleshooting and testing both clients and server I finally solved the issue. When creating Files Shares in SBS2008 (or W2K8) you can enable "access based enumeration" and if you do the performance is drastically decreased! I just disabled "access based enumeration" and the performance of copying files etc was increased! Kind Regards, raja Κostas Backas;1165674 Wrote: > Hello! > > Ive noticed that in three different SBS 2008 boxes. When a Macintosh > workstation running OS X Leopard or Snow Leopard tries to access a > sharepoint > using smb://serverFQDN or smb:serverip, the authentication dialog takes > too > much time to show up. The samba version of MacOS X Leopard is Version > 3.0.25b-apple and Snow Leopard is: Version 3.0.28b-apple. > > I have already tried the following in the Windows SBS 2008 box: > > 1. Disable SMB signing > 2. Disable Samba v2 > 3. Disable TCP chimney offload in the OS and the network card > 4. Disable Receive size scaling in the OS and the network card > 5. Adjust the following registry values to 0 on server side: > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Lanmanserver\Parameters\Enablesecuritysignature > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Lanmanserver\Parameters\Requiresecuritysignature > > Is there any way of speeding up the procedure? > > Thanks in advance > > Kostas Backas -- piraya
From: Bill Sanderson on 14 Feb 2010 13:39
As far as I can see, this setting is not enabled by default, which is a good thing, based on your experience. "piraya" <guest(a)unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:58de68a7ff5614358db7c16707a834f6(a)nntp-gateway.com... > > Hi, > > This thread is a bit old but I hope my post might be useful. > > I've had slow performance with Vista and Windows 7 to access SBS2008 > server File Shares and got upset because Windows XP worked just fine! > > After some while of troubleshooting and testing both clients and server > I finally solved the issue. > When creating Files Shares in SBS2008 (or W2K8) you can enable "access > based enumeration" and if you do the performance is drastically > decreased! > I just disabled "access based enumeration" and the performance of > copying files etc was increased! > > Kind Regards, > raja > > > �sostas Backas;1165674 Wrote: >> Hello! >> >> Ive noticed that in three different SBS 2008 boxes. When a Macintosh >> workstation running OS X Leopard or Snow Leopard tries to access a >> sharepoint >> using smb://serverFQDN or smb:serverip, the authentication dialog takes >> too >> much time to show up. The samba version of MacOS X Leopard is Version >> 3.0.25b-apple and Snow Leopard is: Version 3.0.28b-apple. >> >> I have already tried the following in the Windows SBS 2008 box: >> >> 1. Disable SMB signing >> 2. Disable Samba v2 >> 3. Disable TCP chimney offload in the OS and the network card >> 4. Disable Receive size scaling in the OS and the network card >> 5. Adjust the following registry values to 0 on server side: >> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Lanmanserver\Parameters\Enablesecuritysignature >> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Lanmanserver\Parameters\Requiresecuritysignature >> >> Is there any way of speeding up the procedure? >> >> Thanks in advance >> >> Kostas Backas > > > -- > piraya |