Upon our next test, when we implemented, everything appeared to
working fine, print jobs were working, thin clients were able to
connect, we could even VNC to pc's at the remote locations. Seemed
pretty fast as well. Now granted we were testing on a Sunday, not many
of our remote locations were even open. But it seemed like the MTU and
Fragmentation changes resolved the issue. On Monday however at 7:00am
our entire network came to a crawl. Everything was still working, just
extremely slow, 10-15 mins to log onto a thin client. print jobs would
hang...etc. When we looked at our Network Utilization we were only
using 20Mbs of out 45Mbs pipe. Due to the fact that I was not here
during the slowdown. I was not able to get any pcaps on the either the
T3 interface or Ethernet interface. I was even to see if Auto QOS was
causing an issue. However as soon as we switched back to our trusted
BLN. The network came back instantaneously, and started running fine
again.
My question is this. Is any one else using this particular model of
router? If,so has anyone experienced the same kind of issue? I have
tried looking on Nortel's website, but all the documentation they have
does not go very in depth, mostly just configuration and limited
troubleshooting. Unfortunately I am more familiar with Cisco routers,
than I am with Nortel. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I am
basically looking for more info, either from forums, other news
groups, etc... Thank you