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Asked by Borgs8472 in NFS File Server, File Servers
My company has one main file repositary of project data (.psd, docs, jgps etc). It used to sit locally at our small office, however this set up made backups more complex and was problematic for remote access.
So I moved it to our main remote data centre and put it on a file share and arranged for people to map drives directly there. The backup could be handled at the data centre and remote access was now more flexible.
However there has been a major performance decrease when it comes to navigating around the moderately complex nested folder structure. Opening a folder can take 5 seconds, listing the contents another 5. Actually opening and saving files is at an acceptable speed still.
What (if anything) can I do to speed up navigation around this remote file share? Get peoples local machines to index its contents manually some how? Get the remote (windows) machine to make the data somehow more indexable? Something else?
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