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by bfilmfan
by pbtoms
Haven't done an official bandwidth analysis (not entirely sure how to go about that in any effective way, actually), but I don't think it's an issue. We can move files back and forth, Remote Desktop/Terminal sessions run fine, all indications are that the T1 is running fine. Also, it only happens to a couple of people, if it was a bandwidth issue (i.e. everybody is logging on at the same time and jamming up the connection), it would affect more people, or at least different people, wouldn't it? (Sorry for the "unacceptable", needed to comment.) If bandwidth clogging could be the issue, I'll figure out how to check that...
by jguasch
by pbtoms
No firewall, it's a straight point to point to the main office, then goes through a firewall to the internet, but the office connections are behind the firewall. They use the same DNS server that the main office uses, and the other branch office is set up the same way. Only 3 people in one office are having the problem. I'll have them try the ping. They ARE able to ping the mail server, but I'm not sure they've tried while getting the 'unavailable' message. (Again, sorry for unacceptable. Post again to get your points...)
by jguasch
It might be an MTU problem.
Test MTU between sites and find out what is the optimum MTU.
Do this
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