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We have a number of users that work remotely. Lately, they have been experiencing a large lag when trying to run in house developed .aspx pages.<br />
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This appears in multiple ways: 1) taking multiple seconds for letters to appear when typing and 2) taking lots of time for data in a dropdown list to appear.<br />
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I have tried all of the normal fixes with no luck. Examples:<br />
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-Problem happens in different web browsers.<br />
-Problem happens when the remote users are in the office connected via cable or when they are using WiFi remotely.<br />
-All other users are having no problems with the application.<br />
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Any other suggestions?
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We have a number of users that work remotely. Lately, they have been experiencing a large lag when trying to run in house developed .aspx pages.

This appears in multiple ways: 1) taking multiple seconds for letters to appear when typing and 2) taking lots of time for data in a dropdown list to appear.

I have tried all of the normal fixes with no luck. Examples:

-Problem happens in different web browsers.
-Problem happens when the remote users are in the office connected via cable or when they are using WiFi remotely.
-All other users are having no problems with the application.

Any other suggestions?

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