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| - | If you experience performance problems like freezing, slow loading of the pages and the slides, tabs not opening, glitches, browser crashing... | + | ===== Test your connection ===== |
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| - | PMA.control needs an open connection between the browser and the server site. That means you need multiple **round trips** to and from your servers before the browser starts loading the content. | + | |
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| - | This roundtrip delay is determined by the quality of your local network (WI-FI or Ethernet), local routers, internet provider, location of the servers, traffic volume and network load at a specific time. E.g. If your servers are on the other side of the planet from your client, each round trip is going to be over 500 milliseconds. | + | |
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| - | The speedtest gives you a good indication if your connection is powerful enough for the use of PMA.control. It measures both the **roundtrip delay** as well as the **download speed**. | + | |
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| - | From our measurements during past trainings we concluded that for a satisfactory user experience, a maximal **roundtrip delay** of 120 ms and a **download speed** of at least 3-5 Mbps per active browser is needed. | + | |
| + | If you experience performance problems like freezing, slow loading of the pages and the slides, tabs not opening, glitches, browser crashing, Pathotrainer provides you with a onboard troubleshooting tool to test your connection in the tab 'speedtest'. | ||
| + | This speedtest allows to measure both the **roundtrip delay** as well as the **download speed**. | ||
| + | A functional Pathotrainer instance needs an open connection between the browser and the server site. That means you need multiple round trips to and from the (tile-)servers before the browser starts loading the content. | ||
| + | This roundtrip delay is determined by the quality of your local network (WI-FI or Ethernet), local routers, internet provider, geolocation of the servers, traffic volume and network load at a specific time. E.g. If your servers are on the other side of the planet from your client, each round trip is going to be over 500 milliseconds. | ||
| + | From our own measurements during past trainings we concluded that for a satisfactory user experience, a maximal **roundtrip delay** of 120 ms and a **download speed** of at least 3-5 Mbps per active browser is needed. | ||
| + | {{ :speedtest.mp4 |}} | ||
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