Hi,
I have posted a message some time ago describing a problem a custom has where when more than one person loads the application, both suffer very slow performance. That is, when user A is in the program everything works fast. As soon as user B loads the application from another computer both users suffer great deal of slowness in getting the data or any file in the application folder on the server drive (be it .EXE, or any other).
Working with the customer network engineer we pin-pointed the problem to the following:
When a user A loads the application and this user is connected to network switch 1 and then user B loads the application connected to switch 2, no problem. The problem is only when both users use the same switch. The engineer confirmed it with two of his network switches. One is Cisco 3560 and the other is Cisco 3750. We ruled out that both switches could be diffective. And I am thinking, is there a configuration or some setting on the switch that has to be set to a certain value?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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