- LOGMEIN HAMACHI SETUP VERY SLOW UPDATE
- LOGMEIN HAMACHI SETUP VERY SLOW PATCH
- LOGMEIN HAMACHI SETUP VERY SLOW UPGRADE
This entry was posted in dentrix by Jason Shah. So if someone out there knows what is really going on, please leave a comment! Below Default gateways tick Automatic metric (this is the Interface Metric). Ensure that the default gateway is 5.0.0.1, if not, then add/edit it and set its metric to Automatic (this is the Gateway Metric). Yes, it worked, but even as I wrote the above, it felt wrong. In Network Connections right click on Hamachi > Properties, select TCP/IP (v4) > Properties > Advanced. My theory is that Hamachi adds so many subnets as the network grows, and unless you have static IP addresses mapped to names in the hosts file, LLMNR requires each request to a name to timeout before finally identifying the proper name-to-IP-address mapping. LogMeIn Hamachi set up on all machines, so that we can Remote Desktop into those machinesĪfter 2.5 hours with Dentrix, they stumbled upon a solution: disable link-local multicast name resolution (LLMNR).Nothing fancy like static IPs, hosts files, etc. All 6 machines connected to a router and obtaining IP addresses with DHCP.5 Windows 7 workstations running G6 Clinical or G6 Frontoffice workstation.This made no sense: it’s a small (but growing!) second practice, and there is no reason Treatment Planner should require so much time. Treatment Planner would take upwards of five minutes to open a patient chart. Specific Dentrix modules (notably, Treatment Planner and Chart) were running extremely slowly. After a few days, support came in and installed eCentral so we can file electronic claims. The Dentrix G6 installation went relatively smoothly for the Belmont office of Forever Dental.
LOGMEIN HAMACHI SETUP VERY SLOW UPGRADE
Dear Dentrix Support, stop telling your clients to go upgrade all of their machines when they experience this issue. I remembered this post, followed the directions, and boom things are fast again.
LOGMEIN HAMACHI SETUP VERY SLOW UPDATE
UPDATE : I had rebuilt two of our client machines (a front desk and an operatory computer), and the staff was complaining of Dentrix being extremely slow on these two. This solution still holds, for us anyway. UPDATE 4/2019: we upgraded to G7, and everything is still speedy.
LOGMEIN HAMACHI SETUP VERY SLOW PATCH
And then, hope and pray that Dentrix will release a patch to address this problem the right way.
The third potential workaround is to uninstall the Windows update and force your workstations to hold off on applying the update. We briefly tried this method (to solve a different problem) a few months ago, with terrible results, but it might be worth trying again. This should bypass all external name resolution, and bypass this issue altogether. On Dentrix’s Facebook page, one participant indicated that another potential workaround is to set the Hosts file on each workstation to point the server to the server’s IP address. While this might be fine for a temporary workaround, it’s a terrible long term solution because LLMNR is a known attack vector. Dentrix released a notice yesterday stating that they found a workaround: turn Multicast Name Resolution (LLMNR) back on. UPDATE : IMPORTANT! The latest Windows security update, KB5001330, is causing issues with Dentrix accessing the common folder on some computers.
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