TOPIC: CCBoot Diskless Users Thread - Part 2

mga sir pano ba ayusin yung slow startup ng mga programs sa windows 10?? kasi pansin ko mabilis siya mag boot pero once na nasa windows na yung programs like game menu and pancafe matagal mag open. pano ba ayusin yun mga sir

ryan2012 wrote:

TheBeyonder wrote: www.ccboot.com/steam-skip-verify.htm

up may paraan paba bokud dito..?
nag uupdate padidn si client ehh.. salamat

win10 server win7 client,,sa ngayun ito muna fix ko bihira lang naman mag update yung steam client kaya install ko nlng sa c client tapos map game drive.

Pachelp po ako sa ccboot ko...bakit ganon 100mb parin transferring ng ccboot ko

Cable Cat6
Intel(R) PRO/1000 MT dual port server adapter
16 Port Ethernet Switch LAN 10/100Mbps Network Switcher

zomer143 wrote: Pachelp po ako sa ccboot ko...bakit ganon 100mb parin transferring ng ccboot ko

Cable Cat6
Intel(R) PRO/1000 MT dual port server adapter
16 Port Ethernet Switch LAN 10/100Mbps Network Switcher

Ang salarin.

Mga master, patulong po.

Nagtransfer ako ng location ng shop ko. newly installed yung isp ko na pldt fibr pero ayaw gumana, wlang internet ang server and client. si ccboot ni server pc, dinedetect na meron ka conflict na dhcp server (7.201.0.1). Na disAble ko na ang dhcp ng router pero ganun padin, my ka conflict daw na dhcp server.
Nagmanual setting din ako sa ip ng server (192.161.1.100) pero wla padin internet connection :(
Ngayun lng ako naka encounter ng ganito.. Baka siguro sa bagong router na huawei HG8145V.

Any thoughts?

Every time you migrate to a new connection, always assume that IP settings is going to be different. Para mapadali troubleshooting, make it simple first. Una, siguraduhin mo na yung modem/router/switch na issued ng ISP is connected to internet. Then, inspect mo yung IP address na in-issue nito sa 1 client LAN machine.

Tapos, kung yung client machine ay naka-konek sa internet go to the next step. This is very important, i-assign mo ang IP address ng LAN interface ng router mo AYUN sa subnet ng ccboot mo. For example, kung 192.168.1.0/24 yung ccboot, wag mo gawing 192.168.50.1/24. Hindi magkikita-kita, therefore no internet. In addition, make sure na yung static IP ng router ay hindi bahagi ng lease pool ng ccboot. I suggest, use the highest IP in the subnet such as 192.168.1.254/24.

Pwede mo na i-turn off yung DHCP ng modem/router/switch at let the ccboot provide DHCP. Then check the IP lease on one of the clients then test.

Salamat po sa response.
Another question po, ok lang ba kung umabot ng 27gb ang client vhd file? Will it affect sa performance?

Im on testing phase pa po and I have the following specs:
Server
AMD A8 7600
MSI mobo
8gb ram 1600
500gb seagate baracuda (C:server OS, D:client OS)
1Tb toshiba (Game disk)
500gb seagate baracuda (writeback)
120 patriot blast ssd (ssd cache)

10 Clients
AMD A8 7600/A8 7650
MSI mobo
4gb ram

20MBps pldt fibr

Any thoughts?

monladica wrote: Salamat po sa response.
Another question po, ok lang ba kung umabot ng 27gb ang client vhd file? Will it affect sa performance?

Let me give you a brief primer. Yun tinatawag na writeback device is actually a image store for master image(s). The term writeback itself is a writing mechanism, not a device notation or something. Yung client VHD mo ay differencing image. Mapapansin mo na kahit i-delete mo yung client VHD, it will get re-created the next time your client boots up. Bale ini-store lang dito kung ano man yung difference nito sa master (thus, differencing)

Hindi ideal na paabutin sa ganyan kalaki ang client VHD image otherwise you're going to observe performance issues. Ang mas magandang setup, lagi mo i-update yung master image para hindi mag create ng too much diffferences between master and client(s). Kase for every I/O, the system has to make comparisons between those 2 images. The huge the disparity is, the slower the performance is going to be.

Sorry po sa term, mali ang nagamit ko.. I mean sa client vhd is yung OS image ng client.. Ok lang ba na ganun kalaki (27 gb)?