Re: Slow open files and brows network in external office

There have been lots of slow file transfer posts over the years. Google
that. Look to see about the transfer rate on your nic's, look to see if
there are multiple AV scans going on.

All PC's?

What about login speed. Should be "eye blink". If serveral minutes, like
file transfer, suspect DNS.

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Regards:

Anna Clark
Please do post the conclusion or solution
to your issue so that others may benefit.



"Anders Lundström" <AndersLundstrm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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The file open slow is in local office, and yes separte subnets and wins
and
dns in both sites.. also dhcp..
gona check if they have old links but dont think so..

nic,s on server is set to 100 full, thats what slowed another customers
net
down bad.. but not this one.. cant be ezy all the time..

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Support Engineer
Sweden


"Anna Clark" wrote:

Hi Anders:

File tranfers:
This sounds like the link is being crunched for bandwidth. From each
location have you run any speed tests to internet test servers? What to
they indicate you upload speeds to be, since when you download from one
end
you must upload from the other.

Browsing:
browsing is dependent upon name resolution. If you can ping by IP, can
you
ping by name? Do you have a properly configured DNS server at each end,
and
it would not hurt to add WINS at each end as well.

Lastly, without more info, I don't think you made this mistake, but the
IP
address at each end should be in different subnets, such as
192.XXX.XXX.XXX
at the main office, and 10.XXX.XXX.XXX at the remote.

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Regards:

Anna Clark
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to your issue so that others may benefit.


"Anders Lundström" <AndersLundstrm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Hi,
I have a sbs network running with an remote site with a win2003
standard
server running in DC mode for that external office, file open and
browsing
network is realy slow.. a 1,2mb file whould load (in Autocad) to 93%
then
it
takes 1-2 minutes to finsch the rest 7%, same with files save..

also browsing network is realy slow....
broadcast is on in the router between the offices using VPN hardware
Router.
DNS is in AD and working ok I think.. but cant see other pcs on the
other
office and same the otherway.

can ping all hosts back and forth between the offices..
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Support Engineer
Sweden





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