Are you saying the clients lose their network connection entirely? Or something else like the connection between the server & clients?
Last summer I gained a new client that uses UTS 6. I did a brand new build of their server from scratch, then installed UTS 6. This included stripping all ACLs on the data volume and setting them new. The server has been a mess in spite of UTS 6 being the only third party product installed. Clients get disconnected regularly.
I did notice that UTS 6 claimed ownership of all the shares after I installed it. Don't know why, or if this is a part of the problem.
However I threw up my arms and set in motion the changeover to a competing product. After a solid test the competing product was purchased and I go live this weekend. Tomorrow I will be at this location and will dig up a screen shot for you to see the ACEs created by UTS 6.
We loose connection between the server and the client. It only happens since we upgraded the server to version 6.
Have you put UTS in debug mode to enable verbose logging. That would give you an indication as to what is happening during that time?
Have tried to adjusted the sync times on a test system to see if that has any affects on the issue for the Better or Worse?
If I recall correctly UTS uses Tomcat. I would make sure the memory you want allocated to TomCat is configured correctly on the system. That way the JVM UTS runs in has enough resources to handle the load on the server. The JVM resources have been a long standing issue with UTS since UTS 3.
Hello Shaun,
Yes we have put UTS in debug mode and created logs that we sent to Extensis. We are waiting to hear back from them on a possible cause. I going to try changing the sync times on the clients that are having the issues to see if this takes care of the problem. We have made sure that memory was allocated to the TomCat and added 2 additional CPU's to our server for a total of 6.
Hi all
Did anyone manage to resolve this? I am experiencing exactly the same issues in our environment.
Hello Jon,
We resolved the issue by changing when the machines checked in to sync with the font server. We had it set for every 2 hours. Changed in to once a day, resolved the time out issues.
How many clients users are connecting to the server?
Thanks for getting back to me. We only have 50 clients and weirdly the server seems more than capable of handling it as memory / processor usage is very low. To be fair however, we were still using the default setting of syncing every 5 mins so have just changed to an hour and will see if anything improves. It seems strange as we have been running fine in this way for many years until upgrading to 6.0.