i think once layer 1 check is done.
go to layer 2.
is there error registered in router or switch?
too many zip, sap, crc, frame error things in that nature.
depending on novell or windows you may have browser problem or sap...
or ULTIMATELY it could be the computer savvvy power user who complain a
If you are on a switch check the counters for errors.
The most common network problems are due to cabling/NIC issues.
Make sure both sides (the server and the switch) are the same speed and
duplex. Make sure you are using CAT5 cable and it is "colored" properly.
This actually is the cause of man
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Subject: RE: slowness in network ?? how to cure?? help!!
After all
Like to add a couple to your list.
Have you gone to this person's PC and is access to that particular server slow?
Have you check on other PC to see if access is faster?
Mark Eidinger
Ole Drews Jensen wrote:
> - Is this one user connected by one cable directly to the switch?, or
> - Is this se
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- Is this one user connected by one cable directly to the switch?, or
- Is this several users c
- Is this one user connected by one cable directly to the switch?, or
- Is this several users connected to a hub that is connected to the switch?
- If more than one user share the same connection to the switch, how many?
- Are you running 10BaseT or 100BaseTX?
- Are you using CAT5 (or better) cabl
Try a consultant ???
Phil.
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> I have a two question to ask
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> 1)If the users complained that they are facing
> slowness to access a
> particular server? and I traced the LAN cable of
> the server and it is
> conn
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