Fileshare defaults to using the TCP/IP (CCITCP) protocol. If you are running both the Fileshare Server and the Fileshare Client on the same Windows system you can use an alternative connection method that utilises shared memory.
Shared Memory transfers are usually faster than using TCP/IP between two processes.
To configure Fileshare Server to use CCISMEM you must use the following option:
fs -cm ccism
Provided that you do not intend to run Fileshare server in synchronous mode you can combined multiple communications methods as follows:
fs -cm ccism –cm ccitcp
To configure Fileshare Client to use CCISMEM you must use the following line in FHREDIR.CFG:
/CM ccism
Many configuration options exist for CCISMEM, details of these can be found in the comments within the CCI.INI configuration file.