Hi...

I need to solve a network slowness problem.  First, let me tell you about 
our network.  All our PCs are connected to 2 X 5500 switches with RSM and 
divided into 3 VLANs 1,2,3 on each swtich.  Both switches are connected to 
each other via trunks and HSRP configured.  VLANs are routed via RSM in 
5500s.  By right, implementation of VLAN can increase the performance and 
speed, and 5500 switch also a high end switches. But our network is very 
SLOW.  All parameter have been checked including the duplex type and speed 
of the ports match with NIC.  I suspect can it be the bottleneck of routing 
process in RSM due to overwhelming packet for routing? Each 5500 are 
connected about 40 PCs.  How to determined the utilization of RSM ? what is 
the limit?

Besides,  both 5500 are connected to the company WAN via two 1700 routers.  
And our network is extremely slow when accessing the WAN especially on the 
Citrix traffic although we have prioritize the citrix traffic. I don't know 
what is the reason?  We have two links 128K, and 256K, it should be fast.  I 
doubt whether the bandwidth is correct or not?  When I see the output of #sh 
interface as shown below.  Can u say that it is 256K ?

MTU 1500 bytes, BW 256 Kbit, DLY 20000 usec

I heard from my friend that Cisco router is poor in handling citrix and 
netbios traffic, is that true??  We are using OSPF in our WAN, but RIP in 
RSMs.  Could the difference in routing protocol slow down the network?


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