Re: Performance Issue

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From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 01:17

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Network topology isn't the issue. Perhaps network speed is. Load on the 
server is. I had a hardware router that was very old. It slowed 
connections, upgrading to a new router increased speed tremendously. 
Network settings can also have a large effect. My recommendation call IT 
and have them send a network specialist that can have hardware tools to 
help evaluate network performance.

...Mike

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