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Aroc · 10-15-2007, 08:38 PM

I just did a battery of tests. (rather unscientific and I didn't perform many trials)

1. 3 new additions in Lotus Notes/Domino
2. 3 new additions on Handheld
3. 3 modifications in Lotus Notes/Domino
4. 3 modification on handheld

All of these were to my server-based replica of my address book (BES is on a separate server, both on same gigE LAN.

I used the live console output of the Domino Admin client to watch the server console as the testing was performed. All of the syncs were between 10 and 52 seconds. It seems that updates from server to handheld pushed and reconciled faster (between 10 and 15 seconds) than the updates from the handheld to the server (between 10 and 52 seconds). But none of this took hours. YMMV.

This is just one man's anecdotal (unscientific) testing.

10-15-2007, 08:38 PM	#12
Aroc CrackBerry Addict Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Solon, OH, USA Model: 9000 OS: 4.6.0.167 PIN: 20878533 Carrier: ATT Posts: 708	I just did a battery of tests. (rather unscientific and I didn't perform many trials) 1. 3 new additions in Lotus Notes/Domino 2. 3 new additions on Handheld 3. 3 modifications in Lotus Notes/Domino 4. 3 modification on handheld All of these were to my server-based replica of my address book (BES is on a separate server, both on same gigE LAN. I used the live console output of the Domino Admin client to watch the server console as the testing was performed. All of the syncs were between 10 and 52 seconds. It seems that updates from server to handheld pushed and reconciled faster (between 10 and 15 seconds) than the updates from the handheld to the server (between 10 and 52 seconds). But none of this took hours. YMMV. This is just one man's anecdotal (unscientific) testing. __________________ -- Domino 7.0.4FP1 \| BES 4.1.6 MR-7 \| 42 handhelds Last edited by Aroc; 10-15-2007 at 08:41 PM..
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