Yes. It should be turned off on the system that holds the data. Also, for MTU information, check
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/578>
>We are running VFP7 apps with multiple users under XP at many sites with no speed degradation whatsoever. All of the sites have different network environments too. Some are Win NT servers with XP workstations, some are XP peer-to-peer, etc. I do not recall that we configured anything special either. The only issues we have hit so far is having to turn off write cache on the hard disks... Have you checked the MTU settings?>
>Tracy,
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>Would the write cache still have an effect even if the data was sitting on a shared network drive? Don't know anything about the MTU settings as of yet.
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>Laterness,
>Jon
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