Proprietary Server slowed down completely after reinstall.

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  kine Member Posts: 12,562

  2004-12-13

  Check cache values...

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  Styvie Member Posts: 77

  2004-12-13

  Everything is indentical from before to afterwards in terms on Navision setup. Cache values everything... only physical server changed.
  
  Any other ideas ?

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  g_dreyer Member Posts: 123

  2004-12-14

  Hiya Steve,
  
  How have you published navision via terminal services:
  1. Whole Desktop
  2. Navision Application only
  
  Regards,
  gus

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  Styvie Member Posts: 77

  2004-12-14

  Hey Gustav,
  
  Basically everything is identical except for the physical hardware and the IP address of the server.
  
  We are using full desktop on the Terminal server, and loading Navision from the start menu as per a standard application.
  
  Any idea's on what to check.
  
  This box is now in a fancy datacenter and the network people assure me that the network is fine, and other applications don't seem to show these signs of lag / slowness.

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  g_dreyer Member Posts: 123

  2004-12-14

  1. Check your event logs
  2. Log in as Administrator via TS, use Taskmanager to monitor memory & process, at the same time check the resource on the TS Console as well.
  3. Use client monitor (doubt if that would be much help)
  4. Make sure that you have made Navision safe to run on TS (see below)
  5. if all else fails, Try publishing Navision as an application only, and double check the TS setting for publishing the desktop(perhaps change the colour quality - 256 only,resolution, no sound, etc)
  
  Install_TS.bat
  Open command window and run change user /install
  Run “Software\Navision\NAInstall\Install_TS.bat Software\Navision\NAInstall” <<or wherever you have put it>>
  change user /execute
  

  rem @ECHO OFF
  
  IF "%1%" == "" GOTO HOWTO
  IF "%1%" == "/?" GOTO HOWTO
  
  xcopy    "%1\program files\*.*" "%ProgramFiles%\*.*" /S
  xcopy    "%1\Common\*.*"        "%CommonProgramFiles%\*.*" /S
  
  copy    "%1\System32\mswinsck.ocx"        "%windir%\System32\*.*"
  
  regsvr32 /s "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Client\NFEncrypt.dll"
  regsvr32 /s "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Client\NSObjectXProxy.dll"
  regsvr32 /s "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Client\ROTAccess.dll"
  regsvr32 /s "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Client\ImageSelector.dll"
  regsvr32 /s "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Client\CompNotesHtml.dll"
  
  regsvr32 /s "%CommonProgramFiles%\Navision\Application Handler\NSAppHandler.dll"
  regsvr32 /s "%CommonProgramFiles%\Navision\Mapi\MSMAPI32.OCX"
  regsvr32 /s "%CommonProgramFiles%\Navision\Timer\NTimer.dll"
  
  regsvr32 /s "%windir%\System32\mswinsck.ocx"
  
  echo.
  echo.
  echo  ****** Making CompNotesHTML.DLL Safe For Scripting ******
  echo.
  echo  Wait ...
  MakeCompNotesSafeForScripting.exe
  echo  Done.           
  echo.
  echo.
  echo  ****** Installing MDAC ******
  echo.
  echo  Wait ...
  "%1\Microsoft Components\MDAC\mdac_typ.exe" /Q /C:"setup.exe /Q"
  echo  Done.
  echo.
  echo  To make sure all MDAC components are installed proberly please reboot your computer.
  PAUSE Press any key to continue ...
  
  
  GOTO END
  
  :HOWTO
  echo.
  echo.
  echo   Syntax:
  echo   "INSTALL_TS <SourcePath> [/CG]"
  echo.
  echo   : SourcePath  Full path to the location of the MSI file.
  echo   : /CG         Install Commerce Gateway components.
  echo.
  goto END
  
  :END
  

  
  Let me know how it goes with the above.
  
  Cheers,
  gus

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