Saying the problem is the "TCP/IP protocol" is opening a large can of worms. Could you give a brief outline of your network and/or TCP/IP topology?
Do you have any machine or router that has to bridge or protocol translate on-the-fly when you're running TCP/IP? For example, does your NT server have 2 network cards and is bridging a TCP/IP network with an IPX (probably Novell) one?
>Hi,
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>I've posted this before but I'm really curious if anyone with mutli-user apps running on an NT 4.0 server and using Win95/98 workstations has seen large performance slow downs when multiple users are in the application.
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>If you run TCP/IP protocol and more than one user is in the app performance drops by 300%. It looks like the problem is in the TCP/IP protocol.
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>I really could use some help on this.
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>Thanks,
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>John Brooks
Regards. Al
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