[ojai00]

When browsing through the Blackberry Browser, sites load very slowly for our users. Most of the time the "Requesting..." progress bar will go across the screen before the page loads. This happens to all pages, whether internal or external. Is this normal? Would someone be able to post their MDS settings?

I currently have:

Flow Control
Maximum KB/Connection: 1024
Flow Control Timeout: 120000

TIA!

[Domel]

Originally Posted by ojai00

When browsing through the Blackberry Browser, sites load very slowly for our users. Most of the time the "Requesting..." progress bar will go across the screen before the page loads. This happens to all pages, whether internal or external. Is this normal? Would someone be able to post their MDS settings?

I currently have:

Flow Control
Maximum KB/Connection: 1024
Flow Control Timeout: 120000

TIA!

I'm on default and there is no problem with connection speed

Maximum KB/Connection: 256
Flow Control Timeout: 600 000

[ojai00]

Thanks Domel. I tried changing to those settings, restarting my MDS service and loading a page without luck. Still take a long time to load.

[Domel]

Originally Posted by ojai00

Thanks Domel. I tried changing to those settings, restarting my MDS service and loading a page without luck. Still take a long time to load.

As I remember when you are entering internet you are going throu prxy on your BES. Maybe something is not ok in way between your bes and firewall (on your internal network)?
Are mails appearing fast on you handheld? In my case I have one or two seconds faster mail on handheld than on outlook.

[ojai00]

Originally Posted by Domel

As I remember when you are entering internet you are going throu prxy on your BES. Maybe something is not ok in way between your bes and firewall (on your internal network)?
Are mails appearing fast on you handheld? In my case I have one or two seconds faster mail on handheld than on outlook.

The e-mails appear just fine. Like you said, usually one or two seconds faster on the handheld. We do have it going through a proxy but there is not too much traffic on that proxy.