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Slow access to Office files on a Linux server...

WhiteoutWhiteout Member Posts: 248
Just a quick question for you all. Recently upgraded a user to Windows 7 and Office 2010. Now whenever she tries to access a Word or Excel file from our Linux server it is extremely slow, and even slower for saving.

I thought it might be Offices "File Validation", but I can't find any sign of it being installed in programs, updates, or the registry.

Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers, Whiteout.
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    demonfurbiedemonfurbie Member Posts: 1,819
    how is the speed on other file types

    even try saving a word doc as rtf on the server to check the speed, also try the same rtf in wordpad
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    undomielundomiel Member Posts: 2,818
    Are other Windows 7 machines fine? If this is your first one on the network I would recommend first trying to disable SMB2 and see if that affects things.
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    WhiteoutWhiteout Member Posts: 248
    Hmm, yeah tried that. Other file types work fine: PDF, txt, etc...
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    WhiteoutWhiteout Member Posts: 248
    undomiel wrote: »
    Are other Windows 7 machines fine? If this is your first one on the network I would recommend first trying to disable SMB2 and see if that affects things.

    Nope not the first one on our network. I will try that. Thanks!

    EDIT: Disabled SMB and no go.
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    jdancerjdancer Member Posts: 482 ■■■■□□□□□□
    Try adding the following in your smb.conf file:

    max protocol = SMB2
    socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY
    strict allocate = yes

    Your mileage may vary.
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    WhiteoutWhiteout Member Posts: 248
    jdancer wrote: »
    Try adding the following in your smb.conf file:

    max protocol = SMB2
    socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY
    strict allocate = yes

    Your mileage may vary.

    Thanks jdancer, I will give it a shot.
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