Have an odd one I would like to put out there and see if anyone could shed some additional light on a wee problem I have with the office LAN of late.
On Monday there was a 3 minute power outage at the office. The server and most of the PCs have UPS's so they remained on during the power outage but equipment such as ADSL router / LAN printers and LAN switches went down and came back up when the power resumed.
As a rule I had the users all log out so I could reboot the server and thereafter everyone logged back onto the domain (DHCP) again.
Since then the LAN is still accessible but its just really really really really slow ito processing requests on the server with the retail software we use. Also LAN printing is dog slow in some parts of the building to non-existent in others although everyone is still on the LAN (tested by checking email and browsing the web.)
I suspect its one /all of the LAN switches playing up having maybe blown a cap or two during the power up, does this sound logical? Or does it sound more virus-ie?
Thanks in advance for the replies
On Monday there was a 3 minute power outage at the office. The server and most of the PCs have UPS's so they remained on during the power outage but equipment such as ADSL router / LAN printers and LAN switches went down and came back up when the power resumed.
As a rule I had the users all log out so I could reboot the server and thereafter everyone logged back onto the domain (DHCP) again.
Since then the LAN is still accessible but its just really really really really slow ito processing requests on the server with the retail software we use. Also LAN printing is dog slow in some parts of the building to non-existent in others although everyone is still on the LAN (tested by checking email and browsing the web.)
I suspect its one /all of the LAN switches playing up having maybe blown a cap or two during the power up, does this sound logical? Or does it sound more virus-ie?
Thanks in advance for the replies