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Posted by: Adrian Phillips ![]() Date: 04-12-2010, 14:00:PM |
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My 2 (disgruntled) cents is that in the past NFS over Windows has been too slow (i.e. not far off par with CIFS…). Good discussion/thread, and point about Windows 7… I’ll give that a kickabout.
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Behalf Of Derrick MacPherson
I'm not sure if it was this list or somewhere else I was reading recently that bitched pretty hard about the native NFS client being slow. I'd be interested to hear people's observations if they have any, thanks
D On 12 April 2010 10:32, Tom Taylor <a href="mailto:taylor@the-mill.com"taylor@the-mill.com> wrote: I actually didn't know that, thanks for letting me know.
Going to try it out now.
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On Behalf Of Jeff Vandehey
Hi Tom,
I have never tried Hummingbird. But have you seen that Windows 7 Ultimate has a
built in NFS client on it? I have tried it very, very lightly. It connected
fine, but I never measured performance or anything major. Not sure if 7 is an
option for you or not, but figured I would mention it in case it helped. On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 8:14 AM, Tom Taylor <taylor@the-mill.com> wrote: Hi everyone,
Has anyone had any massive success with the Hummingbird NFS client for windows?
Is there a big performance increase over CIFS on a Windows machine?
I know it's quite expensive, especially if you start using it on all your windows machines, and I'd just like to find out if there's a big enough performance increase specifically to the windows client to justify the cost.
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