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> > > Sounds like a routing problem of sorts to me, apache ( afaik ) has no |
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> > > impact on /ping/ times. My favourite tool for finding traffic problems |
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> > > is "mtr" , see packet loss and route and where packet loss is occuring |
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> > > all at once :) Sometimes it will report 100% packet loss on a middle |
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> > > step if that server ignores pings tho, .. .so... |
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> > But the ping times are normal. I'm having problems with the site |
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> > intermittently hanging while I'm browsing, even as ping times are |
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> > coming back normal. That's what makes me think it should be a problem |
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> > with the software on the server. Does that sound right? |
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> no, not to me. Ping only starts counting time once it's resolved the |
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> name (I think), so if your ping times are normal, but the delay between |
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> pings takes a long time, then there's possibly a name resolution |
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> problem... or at least that's what I've seen in the past... |
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That makes sense. My host has fixed some kind of a problem on their |
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end, so hopefully that was the cause of this. Thanks a lot for |
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everyone's help. |
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- Grant |
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