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Network congestion discovery
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let me put it this way... if you truely want to do it right you need to do the simple addition of 1 + 1... meaning... start out with 1 computer w/ switch and internet then add a server then add another computer or switch etc.
Odds are it is in the firewall. Make sure that it is allow access from each computer. Also if you have a computer soft-wall then make sure it's allowing access to the network and I usually set "allow all" to ips that I have manually assigned to they can talk freely without filters.
But If you had a saturday unplug all but like a computer and server without firewall and make sure it is fast before you bother going into it.
My network bogged down because I had DNS through a router... I setup manual ips on each system and it sped it up.
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-TheCloak
"You Never Know What Hits You, A Gunshot is the Perfect Way" - JFK
Odds are it is in the firewall. Make sure that it is allow access from each computer. Also if you have a computer soft-wall then make sure it's allowing access to the network and I usually set "allow all" to ips that I have manually assigned to they can talk freely without filters.
But If you had a saturday unplug all but like a computer and server without firewall and make sure it is fast before you bother going into it.
My network bogged down because I had DNS through a router... I setup manual ips on each system and it sped it up.
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-TheCloak
"You Never Know What Hits You, A Gunshot is the Perfect Way" - JFK
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