Wireshark-users: [Wireshark-users] Wireshark log analysis needed - will pay - Bayesian Filter det

From: Chuck Sutherland <csutherland@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 17:11:44 -0400
You sure its not the server causing the issue instead of the network? Have you tried using the page on the server itself to see if it times out? Just a guess. Sorry for the non-private reply but I did not see a email address.

Thanks!

Chuck Sutherland
Network Support Technician
Danville-Pittsylvania Community Services
245 Hairston Street
Danville, VA  24540
(434)799-0456 x3113
csutherland@xxxxxxxx


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Looking to pay someone to help me review wireshark logs to resolve http
issue:

The problem is that we have several medical practices that run a
web-based Electronic Medical Records system. The system behaves
erratically, randomly displaying 'page cannot be displayed messages.'

We have upgraded the Network infrastructure to a new dell 3348 10/100 l2
switch, and also replace the neat gear Access points with Cisco 1131AGs,
as well as increased the memory on the workstation s to 4GB. All these
changes and $$ have produced no measurable changes in performance of the
application.

Now the hospital wants to do a 'in-depth' analysis of the network
traffic, and it is beyond our ability to say with clarity and certainty
we know what we are doing looking at wireshark logs for a specific
problem. We generally us it for troubleshooting errant workstations.