Troubleshooting ClassADrivers Performance
 

Hi folks

We're painfully aware of the performance issues you've been having for the past couple weeks. We've implemented many improvements, but we're still having trouble figuring out where to look since everything is saying it is working all right. We've made some changes, but at this point, we're looking to get as much information as we can on things.

If you have a problem related to the system timing out/performance, please let us know here.

Include your Operating System, Your browser and version number, the time it happened (and timezone), your IP address, your connection type. Take a screen shot if you can or if there is any information. If you know how to do things like tracert, do that too. The more information you can give about your connection to the site, the better. If we can figure out where it is hanging up, we can zero on it.

Thanks for your help.

Um... you know you are asking Truckers for help here right? (Road Scholars) :D

Annahoo, I've had occasional image flucuations. I think there is a bug putting pressure on the cascading resizerator. http://www.guitarworkstation.com/for...n_confused.gif

Also, since your tinkering with the innards, maybe increase the grayscale sensitivity compensator, to reduce vertical pixel resolution matrix to human eye inversionary pulse sringlyexity nerve quadrant indexation. That may better approximate a more dynamic saturation, and still reference histiogramic contrast level to incorporate a AS3 vector blending glyphs. Other image colorimetric attributes such as brightness processing can be sampled through the buttocksomifier with less subpixel scaling calculation.

...just sayin'. http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...nd10/shrug.gif

I know you guys are truckers. :D

But I also know that you guys were some of the first people using "social networking" on CBs and you had laptops in your cabs before most police departments.

You might not be techies, but you're not dumb, either.

Just logged in, crafted a Reply to Thread post, and hit preview post. Total time a few minutes. The post was lost. I got a website expired page. Tried both the back page/forward page and no difference. I was totally dropped off the CAD site. This has happened several times over the last couple days. :block:


Oh yeah... XP Pro Version 2002 Service Pack 3. Internet Explorer 8 @ 7:15ish EST using Charter Cable. IP 97.85.85.26
I'll pay more attention to the exact time, from now on, and I'm just now learning about tracert. http://www.svcheats.com/strace.htm

The system is configured on two servers that are supposed to share the load. (Called CAD1 and CAD2)

We shut down CAD2 yesterday (it's good for redundancy, but not needed for load on this site) because it was showing slow times and we were hoping it might be the cause. Let me know how it goes this morning. If it fixes things, we know to re-clone and set up a new CAD2. If it doesn't, we know it's not CAD2 or its configuration.

I've encountered no problemo's today, and I haven't heard any.... http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...0/banghead.gif ... http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...zx11pissed.gif ... http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...0/censored.gif ...from anyone else.

Thanks Mike! :thumbsup:

Fingers crossed. We'll keep the experiment going another day or through the weekend.

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Good luck cloning CAD2. :D

huh?:rofl:

I blame it on George Bush

holy crap. For a minute there, I thought that was a box on CAD.

Are you kidding? Dubya doesn't even know HOW to use the internets! :lol2:

I sure hope they didn't use any of Hoggie's embryonic stem cells to re-clone Cad-2. They're obviously misfuntionating! :eek1:

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CAD Moose Lodge Motherboard at Internet Brands

There is one other possible explanation to the recent problems on CAD.

I thought I saw that character downstairs.

Just an update.
The things we thought could have been contributing to the problem have been isolated how and are not causing the issue. At this point, the network team will be lining up some upgrades for the site for some heuristic improvements.

Cool... trial and error.

Little WD-40 on my f5 key, and I'm ready. Bring it! :D



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MikeSims and Roadhog....

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The problem has been identified as being an issue with Palo Alto Networks who provides our firewall service. They'll be working on a fix to it and will be providing us more information in the next day.

Thanks for everyone's patience and sense of humor through this mess. I'll keep the mods updated to pass on the information as necessary.

Preciate yourefforts, cuz the site had been oh so sluggish!

edit: it took about 8 secs to post this and no, im not on dial-up
edit1: 1st edit posted fast but clicking edit again to write this was about 10 secs to load this screen :(