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We have a client who have a performance problem with there new computer Dell Optiplex pentium III 800. They installed FMServer 5 and FMP 5 on the same computer (using WinNT workstation).

When they access to the server via the LAN their is no speed performance problem but when they access via the FMP installed on the same computer it is VERY, VERY, VERY SLOW....

Any idea of what is the problem :

By the way, the FMServer console open but is not working, any idea :

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Originally posted by Maerix:

We have a client who have a performance problem with there new computer Dell Optiplex pentium III 800. They installed FMServer 5 and FMP 5 on the same computer (using WinNT workstation).

When they access to the server via the LAN their is no speed performance problem but when they access via the FMP installed on the same computer it is VERY, VERY, VERY SLOW....

Any idea of what is the problem :

By the way, the FMServer console open but is not working, any idea :

They are both trying to use the same resources. Both are paging to disk and memory in the same ways and both are trying to maximize processor time.

You should not run both client and server on the same machine. Both can be installed and run seperately, but not at the same time.

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