network slow on a couple of machines
I am running a domain network with windows 2003 server and my clients are running windows xp pro. But they having a problem access the files from the server and it is taking them about a couple of minutes to access the files. Any Ideas why it would take a long time and why it is running slow??
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| Jul 10 2008 7:50 PM GMT
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Shadow3865
Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Network connectivity
What happens if we add more switches on the network
What happens if we add more swiches on the network,Is it affect to the performence and is there any limitation for that.
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| Jul 8 2008 10:31 AM GMT
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ITdump
Networking, Network performance, Switches
Slow Login process from xp client to windows2000 Domain
I am using windows2000 server with sp4 and there is no DNS,no DHCP. But when the users login from xp client machine to the Domain it takes almost 7-10 minutes to login and there is no problem if they login from local account.No roaming profile is set for the users.please suggest me how do I...
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| Jul 5 2008 5:54 AM GMT
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Kolkata
Windows 2000 Server, Latency, Network performance
Network Redeisgn
Hi,I am serving as a system admin for an organization. We have ISA 2004 network, with Exchange 2003 Standard edition server, 2 Microsoft SQL server 2005 Standard edition for database projects, Windows 2003 domain controller in two sites A and B using active directory services. These two sites are...
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| Jul 2 2008 11:23 AM GMT
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NetworkSanjay
Networking, Network design, Network performance
How many servers i required to maintain 1500 concurrent users for my web portal ?
How many servers i required to maintain 1500 concurrent users for my web portal ?
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| Jun 23 2008 6:06 AM GMT
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Cuteharish
Network performance, Capacity planning, Network design
NAT issue with load balancing between two ISPs
Hello everybody!This is my first question, I am brand new in this so please excuse me if I do not write properly or straight to the point.I will try my best.These are the devices related to my question:- cisco2811 (completely access)- DSL modem- cisco2900 seriesI have access to all except...
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| Jun 2 2008 4:31 PM GMT
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Okrus
Load balancing, NAT, Cisco
Connectivity Testing
1) Connectivity between DMZ Server and Application Server2) Application Serever to Database Server3) Load Balancer to Application Server / Database ServerPlease suggest the sequence of Steps to check the connectivity between these layers (Telnet, FTP Tests etc.) which will be immensely helpful for...
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| May 28 2008 12:30 AM GMT
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Vrajagop
DMZ, Network performance, Network testing
V-Lans VS Routers
To control network traffic when is it better to use V-Lans and when is it better to use Routers? Is the choice dictated by cost or by networking requirements. If so what are the requirements that would merrit V-Lans over routers?
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| May 12 2008 6:09 PM GMT
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NetBossUSA
Routers, VLAN, networking requirements
how to reduce the effect of noise and collison in the network?
how can a network with the use of certain devices and network cables be setup to reduce the effect of noise and reduce collison in the network?
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| May 12 2008 1:56 PM GMT
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Melmel
Network, Collison, Network design
High ping latency correlation with high server activity
Hello,I got a situation that some servers in our network (connected with gigaswitch) have sometimes high latency peaks more than 10ms that usually at <1or =1 ms latency.those servers are intensive memory,cpu,disk ,network about 30 to 40 %average usage.my question ,is there any correlation with...
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| Apr 29 2008 12:39 AM GMT
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Tbaror
Networking, Network performance, Latency
Networking: Traceroute
I was trying to find out why my internet connection was SLOW. After doing some digging, I found Tracert, ran it, this is what I got back, From getnet.net TO 67.175.129.220. Traceroute to 67.175.129.220 (67.175.129.220), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 daisy.getnet.net (216.19.223.119) 0.068 ms ...
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| Apr 20 2008 5:56 PM GMT
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Z177676
Tracert, Networking, Routers
performance evaluation of subnetting LAN or without subnetting LAN
i have two LAN one is without subnetting and another one is with subnetting , now i have to check the performance of with subneting LAN with respect to without subnetting LAN
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| Mar 29 2008 10:19 AM GMT
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MY
Networking, Subnets, LAN
Why it is so or wasting time!!!
In Hierarchal structure design of network why we have to use access layer, then distributed and then core, I think it's an easy task to use access and core and for switch connectivity we can use fiber optics cable ????Note:- My discussion is limited for 800 to 1000 pcs.
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| Feb 21 2008 3:38 PM GMT
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Research and Development
Network performance, Networking
Bandwidth utilization: determining when to upgrade
I recently received a graph showing some utilization above 60% on some of the links for my organization. I seem to remember that a network link is considered saturated at around 40% of its bandwidth; does this sound correct? Is there a rule of thumb to judge these graphs in terms of utilization and...
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| Jan 16 2008 9:36 PM GMT
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NetworkingATE
Networking, Bandwidth, Network performance
