LNS affects the speed of network

[fd222]

Since I've installed it for 1 or 2 month,it looks that there's some influence about my network's speed..

I wanna know why and how to solve it.

Postscript:the transmission capability will be turn unsteadiness by the datapackage increasing....

I hope someone can explain it,thanks!

[Frederic]

-{ Quote: "Since I've installed it for 1 or 2 month,it looks that there's some influence about my network's speed..
" }-How do you observe it ?
Is it through P2P downloads ?
-{ Quote: "
I wanna know why and how to solve it.
" }-Since there is no open issue or similar report like this, it's too soon to give you a solution without having more information.
-{ Quote: "
Postscript:the transmission capability will be turn unsteadiness by the datapackage increasing....
" }-I'm not sure to understand that, could you give an example ?

Thanks,

Frederic

[fd222]

Hi,
Frederic

Thank you,

These are what I want to express.....

1.I want to know why the datas increasing,the transmission effects will be cut down

2.Also,I want to know how it's working and it's working mechanism.


for example,when I transport some datas,there's no exception,but if the datas are continuously increasing ,it will be affect my network's speed seriously..... of course,it does affect my working efficiency....

Now,I feel it's turnning slower indeed,but there's some strange,not all the pages like this ,only a few .....

oh,my god,more stranger,when I close the LNS instead of Outpost, this phenomenon disappear....

It let me be crazy....

Oh,God bless me......


Thanks,

[Phant0m]

You have the two firewalls (Look 'n' Stop and Outpost) installed together?

[Phant0m]

If that is indeed the case, and the both with packet filtering enabled, ... that could explain the slowness.

If you have the two installed at once, remove Outpost, re-boot, remove Look 'n' Stop, re-boot, reinstall Look 'n' Stop, re-boot. And validate, then we discuss Network File and Printer sharing rules. ;)

[fd222]

Thank you ,I think I've solved it..