07-11-2010 02:10 AM
07-11-2010 08:29 AM
Yes, somehow the site is definitely slower.
I've always used chrome on this site since it is the fastest browser and it's teh slowest site I've ever run into (w/Chrome)..
I'd say not only is the "core" lithium slow but all those external links just don't help at all. The ability to individually shut them down needs to be made available.
Just ran the Vonage internet connection speed test:
25044kbps down and 2511kbps up.
It's definitely not an issue in my "set" ;-) - it's the Sage community site itself. that is slow.
07-14-2010 05:51 PM
I have Tawny look at the colors when she gets in.
As for performance, we are reaching out to Lithium to determine how we can troubleshoot this issue. I personally have experienced some slow times, but the community is usually pretty responsive with quick loads. So, I am not sure what to look for here. Do either of you use the ACT, MAS or Peachtree sites? I am wondering if the response is different. Would you mind checking it out and letting me know.
http://community.peachtree.com/
And, as I mentioned, we will work with Lithium to see what other troubleshooting we can do to help them get this resolved for you.
Thanks,
Kim
07-14-2010 06:44 PM
I'm in the 90/200 board quite a bit. It seems to be a bit faster but I'll have to run a couple of controlled tests to be sure.
07-14-2010 11:03 PM
Thanks, RJ. Any additional information we can learn will help! Let us know what you find. The sage communities are not in the exact same environment, even when they are on the same version. Also, I am wondering about peak times. Is there always the same SLOW response time, or it worse at different times. They likely share processing resources, and maybe we have spikes that cause the lag time. It makes it hard to recreate if we aren't testing at the same time.
Thanks again...we'll watch for feedback.
07-29-2010 09:33 AM - edited 07-29-2010 09:36 AM
All -- thank you for letting us know there are issues with performance. Lithium has requested specific information to troubleshoot and has asked me to share with you the questions beow which they say will help them to locate specific slowdowns and resolve performance issues.
Please provide as much information as you can and I will pass it along to Lithium for resolution. I know how busy everyone is so if you can't answer them all, just tackle what you can. Anything you can provide will help us move toward resolving.
Base Questions
o What page(s) are loading slow? (specific URLs to pages)
o What action(s) result in slow pages? All pages? Specific requests, submissions, etc.
o What browser is being used?
o What specifically is loading slow? (header, footer, images, boards, messages, signatures, avatars, javascript, etc)
+ Is there a URL in the browser status bar (bottom) that is waiting for a response?
o What is your hardware/OS configuration?
o What is your connectivity to the internet? (network speed)
o Have you tried from other computers/locations?
o Are you logged into the community as a member? (or anonymous)
o Is the slowness on the first page load or all page loads, including subsequent loads?
o What time did it happen?
o Is the behavior repeatable?
Network specific tests*
o Tracert ping.lithium.com
o Ping ping.lithium.com
o What is your IP address? (http://whatismyip.org)
User Experience
o What browser and version are you using?
+ Any Plugins installed with this browser?
o Are you running a personal firewall such as Symantec, McAfee?
o When unavailability of the site occurs, is it when attempting a specific action? (Posting, delete, move, subscribe, float)
*(Below are technical Details on how to do ping and tracert in case your need them)
Windows XP:
1. Click Start and click Run
2. Type in cmd and open
3. This will open up a new window that is the Command Prompt
- From here, type in ping ping.lithium.com and/or tracert ping.lithium.com
- Right-Click anywhere in the window, and click Mark
- Highlight all of the output, then click Right-Click (this will copy the text)
- Paste to a text editor/email
Windows Vista/7:
1. Click Start
2. In search box, type in cmd and hit enter
3. This will open up a new window that is the Command Prompt
- From here, type in ping ping.lithium.com and/or tracert ping.lithium.com
- Right-Click anywhere in the window, and click Mark
- Highlight all of the output, then click Right-Click (this will copy the text)
- Paste to a text editor/email
Thanks,
Tawny
Tawny Mergel
Community Manager