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[DHart]

Thanks Tim, pkc_mls, Samir, and Joe for your responses.

Tim, I am using 6.0+ for an OS.  As soon as I have a moment I will upgrade to 6.1 and see if it helps.  As for using CLI.  Someday I will get there but right now I need to use the GUI.

pkc. I did some testing and it the speed is the same from all clients.  I did learn however that the GUI is only slow over the untrusted port.  It is very fast when accessing the box over the trusted port.

Samir, only one logon at a time.  Thanks for the idea though

Joe, I will look further into your suggestions once I do a test on the untrusted port.

I am going to change the port I am using for untrusted traffic tomorrow, hopefully, and see where that takes me.

Thanks,
Darren

nn-bounces@... wrote on 04/22/2008 12:00:52 PM:

> Darren,
>
> At the risk of sounding negative ScreenOS' GUI has always been
> really slow. A few minutes does sound like an abnormal amount of
> time however..
>
> Are you on 6.0+ or 6.1+ code?
>
> I personally do not use the GUI for management however I hear 6.0
> code is much more responsive from the GUI than 5.4. I would high
> suggest using the CLI :)
>
>
> Good luck,
>
> Tim Eberhard

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nn-bounces@... wrote on 04/23/2008 05:58:51 AM:

> check perhaps with a network trace on the client that runs the webgui if
> everything is ok.
> is it also slow if you connect to the device via telnet or ssh ?


nn-bounces@... wrote on 04/23/2008 04:59:40 AM:

> Perhaps you logins many times to the console without logout
>
> Samir CHABANE

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nn-bounces@... wrote on 04/23/2008 08:55:01 PM:

> The GUI should not be that "slow", though I only have it running on
> SSG140's and SSG-520M's.
>
> I have seen similar behavior when the firewall had trouble accessing DNS
> servers (assuming names are being used in the configuration somewhere)
> if adequate policies are not in place to allow outbound DNS and inbound
> replies.  YMMV.
>
> Next check the destination routing tables.
>
> Good luck.
>
> -- Joe
>

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