networkingserver-message-blockwindows-xp
I read that somewhere but i dont know to which edition it belongs and how it works.
Is this the meaning that if i open the eleventh Word-document from a Fileserver i get an error-message?
How can i count the used network smb-connections?
Additional question: What about Win-7?
i had a similar issue with my NAS and windows 7. i managed to get it working by mapping a network drive to the actual shared folder i was trying to access.
If it works the way that Office does on Windows, which I'm assuming it does...
This file is essentially the temporary file that holds current edits and details in the event that the program or computer crashes mid-edit. Like you said, it also contains locking information for multi-user environments. In Windows it works the same way but the file is marked as a hidden/system file so it doesn't appear to the majority of users unless they are displaying hidden files.
This is a function of the Office suite and not the operating system so there really isn't any way to turn the functionality off. There may be an Office setting to disable the backup function but I'm still not sure that will remove the file entirely.
This may end up being more of a training issue than something that can be handled through software. Is there a reason your users disconnect from the VPN before saving and closing?
You could also try to edit the Auto Recovery options seen below to see if that helps:
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This restriction is not for outgoing connections, but for incoming connections. If you have a non-server version of Windows, you cannot have more than 10 clients concurrently connecting to a file or print share on that machine.