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What's going on here ?

Asked by oosterbaan in Lotus Notes

Tags: notes

Hi,

I found something strange in our Lotus Notes infrastructure which I can't explain...

For the Lotus clients, we use laptops and desktop computers. Desktop users do have a local notes installation with a roaming data directory (on a mapped network drive).
In the notes.ini of these types of users I have changed the path of the Cache.dsk to the local C:\ drive of the workstation.

Laptop users have "standard" notes installed on their laptops, no adjustments are made here.

This morning I found out, that a lot of our laptops, the opening of a large document (document with attachment) takes a very long time, especially when a ISDN connection is used. When the user with a ISDN trys to open a document, it will take a few minutes to open it when there is a large attachment is present. While opening the document it is downloading the attachment already and when the document is open and want to view/launch/detach this attachment, it's downloading again.

For troubleshooting purposes, I have de-installed the notes client and re-installed it again and the problem was gone...

Is there a explanation for this ? Is there a setting that can cause this ?

Greetings,

Bob
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