installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when "searching

sv800

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installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when \"searching

List:

When installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when "Searching for Previous Installation" and "Selecting Package to Install" on some workstation of the network.

host file on winnt\system32\drivers\etc has been updated
including ip addresses of enterprise and deployment servers.

Thanks
S. Vargas
Windows 2000 \ OW Xe Xu1 SQL2000 SP15.1


The Premier Group
 
Re: installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when \"searching

This usually will occur when you have anti-virus software running on your client. Disable this during your install and it should speed up for you.



Daniel Skoy
XE, AS400 V 5.1, NT
 
Re: installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when \"searching

I have found that the “Searching” process can vary greatly from machine to machine even if the machines seem to be identical in configuration. (anti-virus on or off)

I found one way to avoid the “Searching” process was to “Push” the new package to the client rather than installing it using the install manager.

Hope this helps.




Mike Trottier
Independent CNC Consultant
Onsite and Dial-up Support
B731,B732,B733,XE
AS400,Unix,NT
Oracle,SQL
#801 557-8368
 
RE: installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when \"searching

I've experienced the same issue and have found that if I have an
antivirus client on that workstation that is configured for realtime
protection, meaning that it scans all files accessed at the time, it is
very very slow. I just disable the realtime protection, perform the
client package and then re-enable realtime protection. I'm using Norton
Antivirus Corporate edition 7.5.

Stacy Barry
Meridian Gold Company
Windows 2000 \ OW XE Update 2 SP 16.1 SQL2000
 
Re: installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when \"searching

I had this problem too. The one thing that seemed to help was cleaning up the excess packages (JD*) and associated package inf's in the PACKAGE_INF directory on the deployment server. I think the problem is that more are created now as the result of all of those wonderful ESUs.

JD Nowell
OW: B7332
ES: AS400 V4R4 CO: DB2/400 SP: 11.2
Users: 250 TSE Users: 100
 
Re: installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when \"searching

If this is happening on Win95 workstations, that has been my experience too.
Win2000 and WinNT seem to perform better.

One thing to make sure of is that if you do have 100Mb Ethernet to the
desktop, make sure you have the NICs in the workstations set to 100 Full
Duplex. DO NOT set them to autosense.

Just my 2cents worth.

James Wilson






All views are expressly my own and in no way reflect those of my employer.
 
AW: installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when \"searching

Try this one,

First delete the affected pathcode and then install the new package. My
understanding for this "waiting time" is that OW is searching for
previous installations.

Regards
Bernd
OneWorld Xe
SP17
Oracle 8.1.7.1
Windows2000Advanced Server

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Von: sv800 [mailto:[email protected]]
Gesendet: Montag, 17. Dezember 2001 22:26
An: Bernd Schade
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time when "searching

List:

When installing client package takes an excessive amount of time when
"Searching for Previous Installation" and "Selecting Package to Install"
on some workstation of the network.

host file on winnt\system32\drivers\etc has been updated
including ip addresses of enterprise and deployment servers.

Thanks
S. Vargas
Windows 2000 \ OW Xe Xu1 SQL2000 SP15.1


The Premier Group
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