Check for high resource utilization on the clients and the server. Scan all systems for malicious software. as anything recently changed on the network? Is a data backup happening while the clients are trying to use server resources? Are the clients local to the server or is the server on a remote network? Check for link saturation. Check the LAN switch port settings. Make sure that speed and duplex settings match the NIC settings of the client and server.
What other troubleshooting steps have you taken?
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you could do netstat -n -o on the server – we have found numerous and often duplicate connections on port 2967 – which indicates Symantec is trying to update. start/run/smc – stop will stop the service. Wait for the connections to clear and restart by start/run/smc -start
you could do netstat -n -o on the server – we have found numerous and often duplicate connections on port 2967 – which indicates Symantec is trying to update. start/run/smc – stop will stop the service. Wait for the connections to clear and restart by start/run/smc -start