Network Delay

User(s) are complaining of delays when using the network. What would you do?

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Hi,
1. If you are using a hub, replacing that with switches will reduce the delay in case many users simultaneously access the network, copy files etc.

2. Firewalls and antivirus softwares cause network delay. If u have some AV of firewalls installed, uninstall it and check the speed. If u find improvement u can install a better AV although that will cause delay to some extent.

3. Virus / malwares cause network delay. Reinstall the OS , use some updated AV and check it.

4. If you mean delay in Internet connectivity then you have to go for greater bandwidth. 

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svs.trinadh

  • Mar 12th, 2008
 

01. A Single Hub with in the network of Switches can easily cause network delays as it broadcasts the packets.
02. Extensive cable lengths may also cause network delays

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Rahul

  • Mar 30th, 2013
 

Virus Issue, Scan the Workstation by using antivirus,delete the Temporary file, cookies, History, Clear Cache,
On browser, Run less, Website.
Check the Patch code, crimping, I/o port crimping.

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Goutham Shan

  • May 27th, 2013
 

We have to check the MTU , network traffic , loop connections , unwanted NATs , security rules like IPS and gateway

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AK

  • Oct 1st, 2014
 

Check traffic on L3 device,Test looping,Utilization on link.Packet drops or CRC / Input error on L3 device.

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rahul

  • Dec 27th, 2015
 

May be too many traffic, virus issue, run the disk cleanup, check the LAN etc. Check the internet link, may be to many packet drop while using pass the traffic via gateway, In case may be restart the networking device.

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