Sometimes we are throttled or sometimes we are on a network connection that sucks. Web sites generally do not load on such an internet connection and what we have to do is just wait. But google has some features that can save your time online by some Basic tips.
The Google Operating System blog features 10 Google Tools and tweaks for slower internet connections. The worth mentioning one is: The Text-Only Google Cache search.
Copy this link in your browser and change the word domain with the website you want to go to.
The Google Operating System blog features 10 Google Tools and tweaks for slower internet connections. The worth mentioning one is: The Text-Only Google Cache search.
Copy this link in your browser and change the word domain with the website you want to go to.
Bookmark that URL with the proper site filled in for
www.domain.com, or, if you're using Chrome, create a custom search engine for stripped-down pages (similar to the search that turns off Google Instant, another bandwidth-saving idea).Also then you can visit this site:
http://google.com/gwt/n
And then enter the website you want to visit and it will load a compressed form of the website with the option to toggle between the "Show/Hide images".
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ReplyDeleteSlow web pages could be the result of dns server timeouts. Your router is probably getting the dns servers from your Internet provider. (Logging on to the router should tell you the routers dns server IP address).
ReplyDeleteThe PC's could be getting their dns server IP address either from your Server or the 2700HGV router. Disconnecting your server from the network and connecting a PC to the router should test this premise.
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