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#154122 - 2005-12-26 12:43 PM Bandwidth to run KIX ....
tarsalani Offline
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Hi,
2 sites, the first one (2 DC + 1 Terminal + 1 Exchange), the second site (only PC´s)
could someone tell me how much bandwidth is required to run a KIX Script??
the script will be used to map net drives and configure outlook only.

best Regards,

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#154123 - 2005-12-26 01:11 PM Re: Bandwidth to run KIX ....
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How much, I couldn't say... obviously the size of the exe is small, But I'd think the the greatest amount would be to the DC to evaluate group memberships and such or AD queries if you have such in your script would generate the most traffic.

Kix does cache user/group membership info, so if your sites are fairly static, that would eliminate much of that traffic, and if you have a DC at each site, it should eliminate much of the WAN traffic.
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#154124 - 2005-12-26 06:48 PM Re: Bandwidth to run KIX ....
ChristopheM Offline
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If you have kixtart locally on each workstation, there is no problem with bandwidth.

You can also use a local cache for scripts.
at my office, the login script begins with a robocopy of netlogon in a local directory. After, the local scripts are launched.

Take care !!!
usually the login script is not really the longest part of a connection (except if you are doing very complex opeartions). When a user logs on, the loading of the profile and the policies may be "very long" and you can't do any thing to accelerate.
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#154125 - 2005-12-30 05:16 PM Re: Bandwidth to run KIX ....
Gn0stik Offline
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Registered: 2005-12-27
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You should take one of your spare pcs (when you get one), and just make a DC for that site anyway, and establish a site in AD sites and services. That way you can schedule AD replication, eliminate the question altogether. An added benefit is that you can have your printer shares for that site out there and a DFS share for any apps or files that the two sites share. Your worries about kix are the least of your concerns if your printing and serving apps over a wan link. Kixtart will not cause any noticable bandwidth problems outside of what you already experience.

Also, you can use lmscript emulation to at least eliminate the sending of the executable to the station.

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#154126 - 2005-12-30 09:57 PM Re: Bandwidth to run KIX ....
tylan Offline
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Registered: 2005-11-17
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How many PCs are at your second site, and what's the bandwidth (T1, etc)?

I would discourage a 3rd DC for just a handful of PCs. The replication traffic between your DCs may end up being more than all your PCs make during normal daily logins. Don't forget DC's replicate about every 15 minutes.

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#154127 - 2006-01-06 01:10 PM Re: Bandwidth to run KIX ....
tarsalani Offline
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Registered: 2005-10-31
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many Thanks,

i have 15 Workstations on the other site and the bandwidth is about 512 KB.

best Regards,

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