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Not worried about it now. Thanks
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I am trying to troubleshoot some network issues in a office. I am running a ping 192.168.1.5 -t which is the server or I might try the router. Most all the connection are 1ms or = I have seen a few 1 out of 20 that will be 7ms.<br />
Do I worry and troubleshoot connection issues or move on to other troubleshooting. I just have some users that are getting disconnected from there Outlook profile or slow access to open files in Excel.
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I am trying to troubleshoot some network issues in a office. I am running a ping 192.168.1.5 -t which is the server or I might try the router. Most all the connection are 1ms or = I have seen a few 1 out of 20 that will be 7ms.
Do I worry and troubleshoot connection issues or move on to other troubleshooting. I just have some users that are getting disconnected from there Outlook profile or slow access to open files in Excel.

Do I worry about 7ms ping request to the server

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Networking

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Routers

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