This was an issue with SMB shares.
Microsoft really need to sort their act out when it comes to testing.
Why do systems 'go down' or are very slow?
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This was an issue with SMB shares.
Microsoft really need to sort their act out when it comes to testing.
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Lack of investment in the IT infrastructure and poor maintenance of the systems - this can apply to any sized business (particularly the lack of investment)
Daft users running poorly optimized queries on the DB is a good one
Month-end or other periodic jobs running
Poorly architected systems and any combination of the above - one company I worked at we had to disable access to the B2B Customer Portal whilst we executed the bi-monthly Bill runs - wouldn't have been a massive issue if the Bill run didn't take 3 days to complete
Daft users running poorly optimized queries on the DB is a good one
Month-end or other periodic jobs running
Poorly architected systems and any combination of the above - one company I worked at we had to disable access to the B2B Customer Portal whilst we executed the bi-monthly Bill runs - wouldn't have been a massive issue if the Bill run didn't take 3 days to complete
It's never the DNS. Until it is the DNS.
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In my experience with systems and places i have worked a lot of the trouble is the IT staff simply either being to few, not skilled or experienced enough or simply not giving a toss.
Add in a healthy does of stupid management everywhere and the inevitable lack of funding for IT services as its seen as a cost center and thus never gets enough money and you have a perfect storm of **** ups all the time.
Add in a healthy does of stupid management everywhere and the inevitable lack of funding for IT services as its seen as a cost center and thus never gets enough money and you have a perfect storm of **** ups all the time.