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- How can I reduce latency when using wireless connection?
- I play online games a lot and some MMOs. So I really hate it when I get killed because my latency was through the roof. I want to know what could I do to lower it? I don't want to do anything with the wireless router since it's on my...
- Tags: Wi-Fi, Games, ser710, latency, wireless
- Discussion threads 2007-08-31
- How can i boost speed for my remote connection
- We recently implemented an ERP system in some of our offices in africa with a remote server in Dubai and the biggest challenge has been speed. We access the ERP through a remote VPN connection and the ERP is published in a citrix server. Trouble is, connection to the outside...
- Tags: Enterprise resource planning (ERP), Network technology, Enterprise software, kivoto@..., satellite, ERP, latency, server
- Discussion threads 2007-07-14
- latency and bandwidth issues
- Is latency and bandwidth issues becoming an every day occurrence? Do you wonder why it takes so long for files/designs to be transferred from site to site? Do you continually add bandwidth hoping that it will cure the problem?
- Tags: jbarnum@...
- Discussion threads 2007-02-16
- The VoIP security/performance trade-off
- If you're considering a switch to VoIP, you may bewondering, "What about security issues?" You know that VoIP uses theInternet in most cases to transmit calls, and news of Internet securitybreaches are in the news every day. We discussed how common IP security issuesapply to VoIP and some of the...
- Tags: Deb Shinder, latency, packet-switching, performance, security, VoIP
- Technical articles 2006-10-20
- Internet access from across the globe, do you do it?
- Recently two weeks ago I posted a discussion asking about internet access and wifi in Europe because at the very last minute I found out some people at the very top of the food chain were going there for business and wanted to get their email.We
- Tags: bandwidth, connectivity, global connections, GMT, Internet access, jd-quick (formerly clyde), jdclyde, latency, networking, off-topic, server, TTL=51 Reply, VPN
- Discussion threads 2006-10-17
- High Latency and SMTP service
- I have a SBS 2003 server that has all service packs and update done. The network card drivers are the most rescent. Everytime I turn on the SMTP service pinging to the internet goes up to around 2500ms. There are no open smtp connections to this server....
- Tags: SMTP, SMTP Service, michael.gonzales@..., windows, raimson@..., mgonzales@..., latency
- Q&A 2006-06-14
- Deploy BizTalk Server 2004
- Learn how to plan for and configure your topology for future growth, taking into account stress, performance, latency, and ways to avoid potential bottlenecks.This sample chapter, taken from Sams' Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 Unleashed, provides the best practices when defining a deployment topology. The chapter covers the following topics:Distributed DeploymentDeploying...
- Tags: performance, stress, Deploying, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft BizTalk Server, Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004, bottleneck, latency, topology, Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 Unleashed
- Download resources 2005-11-29
- VPN Performance
- We have a client that wants us to do an offsite backup for their facility. They have a DSL line in their office. Our problem is that no matter what we try we cannot seem to get enough throughput out of the DSL line. I have tried QOS with no...
- Tags: backup, bear-pain@..., latency, network performance, network throughput, networking, VPN, VPN Performance
- Discussion threads 2005-09-14
- Achieve better Linux server performance through system monitoring
- Improving the overall performance of a Linux server requires that you first measure current performance and assess the problem areas and bottlenecks. Depending on how your Linux server is configured and which applications are running and when, the given workload of one server versus another similar server can be significantly...
- Tags: performance, IBM Corp., International Business Machines Corp., bottleneck, latency, system performance, CPU, disk, Linux, Linux server, network, server, system monitoring, Web, Web site, monitoring, tool
- Download resources 2005-07-21
- Server mirroring
- My question is this, I have an client who want to have 2 servers in 2 seperate country's.With windows server 2003, exchange. Is there a way to setup them up to be the same.with data sharing. So if one goes down the other site can still function. ?thank youHi,2 servers...
- Tags: cywar@..., latency, millisecond, mirroring, SAN, server, windows
- Q&A 2005-02-01
- HP Openview - Latency
- HP Openview is taking over an hour to display servers on the monitor that are down.What is the refresh rate set at ?
- Tags: IT Management, Utility computing
- Q&A 2004-10-04
- SolutionBase: Creating a secure and reliable VoIP solution
- Follow these steps to remove the chrome frame from your browser windows. If you're considering a switch to VoIP, you may be wondering about security and reliability issues. You know VoIP uses the Internet in most cases to transmit calls, and Internet security breaches are featured in...
- Tags: VoIP Solution, Security, Packet, Phone, Network, Call, RFC 3261, Guest Contributor, Gateway, Telephony, Telecommunications, Networking, VoIP, Latency, Endpoint Performance, Voice Transmission Quality, Transport Layer Security, SRTP, ZRPT, SRTCP
- Technical articles 2003-09-30
- Decision Support: E-mail improvements found in Outlook 2003
- Microsoft Outlook is already one of the most commonly used e-mail clients and information managers in the enterprise, particularly in those companies using Exchange mail servers. The latest version, Outlook 2003, includes a number of improvements that administrators, tech support personnel, and users have wanted for a long time, as...
- Tags: Deb Shinder, decision support, e-mail, Exchange, latency, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook 2003
- Technical articles 2003-06-02
- Lower costs give traditional business Internet options broad appeal
- For large enterprise-level companies, choosing an Internet access method is relatively easy. Fire up the dedicated leased lines (and make mine a T-3, please), and shell out hundreds or thousands of dollars per month to the Telco and ISP—and don’t forget the setup fees and cost of customer premise equipment...
- Tags: Deb Shinder, Internet, latency
- Technical articles 2003-05-13
- How fast is your network client, really? The facts behind the numbers
- In this Daily Drill Down, James McPherson walks you through networking arcana: peak and total bandwidth, packet collision avoidance and detection, and more. When you've finished reading, you'll know how fast your network client really is—and why.Chances are, in the next few years, you’ll be connecting client machines to a...
- Tags: Ethernet, NETWORKING, James McPherson, bandwidth, network, latency, performance
- Technical articles 2001-03-06
- TechRepublic members help Ed find best storage system
- Ed Bott is looking for a fast, reliable storage subsystem for his 2001 Dream Machine. See which products TechRepublic members recommend and then weigh in on Ed's new challenge: Are you installing Office Service Pack 2 or avoiding it like the plague?For really big jobs, like digital video editing, storage...
- Tags: Development tools, storage system, Ed Bott, Promise FastTrak 100 RAID-controller, RAID, 3ware, storage
- Technical articles 2001-02-08
- Managing bandwidth in Windows 2000
- If you have trouble allocating enough bandwidth to the users on your network, then you'll want to know more about quality of service, a new feature in Windows 2000. Brien Posey explains how this feature can help you regulate bandwidth effectively.Have you ever had applications on your network fight for...
- Tags: NETWORKING, Brien M. Posey MCSE, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, bandwidth, QoS, network, multimedia
- Technical articles 2000-05-26
- Thanks for the memory: New types of RAM are entering the market
- RAM. Your PC has to have it. And the better it is, the better your PC works. It used to be that all you had to worry about was how much you had, but now there’s a fight over what kind of memory you’ll be using.Intel says, “Buy Rambus!”...
- Tags: James McPherson, SDRAM, RAM, memory, Rambus Inc., bandwidth, Intel Corp., latency, PC
- Technical articles 2000-01-04
- DIGI96 Series 1.4 (Mac)
- This OS X driver supports interleave mode. The DIGI96 series cards should therefore work with any audio software under OS X.The driver has been adapted to the meet the capabilities of OS X. When operating the card, the user has to change the output format ADAT or SPDIF in the...
- Tags: Card, Apple Macintosh, Latency, Operating System, RME Intelligent Audio Solutions, Input Format
- Software downloads 2007-04-30
- Latency Fixer AU 1.0.2 (Mac)
- The plug-in reports to the host application that it has a latency (controlled by the plug-in parameters) but does not actually apply any processing to the audio signal. This causes the host to use its own latency compensation to advance the audio fed into the plug-in by the requested amount....
- Tags: Audio, Apple Macintosh, Latency, Plug-in, Expert Sleepers
- Software downloads 2008-06-12
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