I am having a problem with a DOS application that is resident on the server, accessed through a batch file that is local on the workstations. I am using a program called TAME to resolve the application taking up 100% of the CPU. The problem is that the program starts to run really slow after everyone logs into it (everyone being 5 users). I am 99% sure the issue is not network related because even if 4 people log out of the app, it still runs slow. Checking the mem/cpu utilization on server/workstations during slow peroids reveals nothing. I would appreciate any help/suggestions on this issue. Network Specs Below: I am running: One W2K Server SP2 1.2Ghz Athlon MP 512MB DDR Ram No Active Directory Five Workstations W2k Pro 950Mhz AMD T-Bird 128MB PC133 RAM Linksys Router/Firewall Linksys 10/100 switch CAT5 cable all 10/100 NICs

I had a similar problem, found my solution with the Anti-Virus Program. In Auto-Protect, I had to uncheck the "Run or Opened" and that did the trick. (Leave everything else alone on the Anti-Virus)