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I would check that there’s not a rogue route somewhere for one or other network - I have seen it before where two routes exist, one good and one bad, the router load balances across both then you lose every other packet. With other users’ traffic on the link it won’t be as clean as reply, loss, reply, loss, but about 50/50. 50% loss would certainly break almost any services )
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groupstudy email wrote: > Hello All, > I have a VPN tunnel between two cisco routers (site A hub side, site B > remote side). The remote side is a 768K DSL line. > > Users in site B keep experiencing slowness and loss of connectivity to all > services,(email, network drives, surfing). While troubleshooting, we issue > pings from their machines to the various servers in remote networks. Ping > results are inconsistent. Two pings work, three don’t, two don’t, three do. > This is true for any windows server in the network. > > Pings to any Cisco device from the same user machine work completely. No > packet loss at all. > > I have never seen this before. Any idea why this happens? > > I have remote connectivity to all devices at site B, it’s just slow. > > Thanks! > > > Blogs and organic groups at http://www.ccie.net > > _______________________________________________________________________ > Subscription information may be found at: > http://www.groupstudy.com/list/CCIELab.html
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