[K12OSN] Slow speed
Dennis Daniels
ddaniels at magic.fr
Sat Jan 22 17:44:07 UTC 2005
On the cheap:
*Limit usage of OpenOffice as much as possible
*use firefox instead of mozilla
*reduce usage of heavy graphical apps like Tuxtype (though a nice app,
it slows down the network)
For $
*more RAM
*320 SCSI drives
Alternatives
*set up second ltsp server / share the served IP addresses
**box 1 responds to 100-105
**box 2 resonds to 106-200 (or something like that)
*set /home to a single box and NFS all requests there
hth
denny
Bjørn Roger Rasmussen wrote:
> Hello people!
>
> I run a K12LTSP 4.2.0 setup at one of the schools I have the computer
> responsibility for. The server is an old PC with the following
> configuration:
>
> - Intel P 4 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM, 80 GB IDE harddisk WD with 8 MB cache.
> 100 Mbit/s network.
>
> The server shall serve about 10 – 15 thin client computers. The thin
> client computers are old computers with specifications running from
> Pentium 166 MHz with 64 MB RAM and better.
>
> Before I began to run K12LTSP I used Skolelinux
> (http://www.skolelinux.no/). The users at the school liked that
> solution, but it was a night mare for me to maintain the network. I did
> not get any complaint about the speed when I run Skolelinux.
>
> Now with K12LTSP as system the people at the school are complaining
> about the speed. High response time when they shall start or use
> normally programs etc.
>
> Where would you think is the biggest bottleneck in my setup? Should I
> have had a better server? Which parts of the server has the most
> importance for the speed at the thin clients?
>
> Bjorn Roger Rasmussen
> EDP employee - local government of Eigersund, Norway.
>
> ***
> Bjørn Roger Rasmussen (http://www.brr.no/)
>
>
>
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