Hi James,

This could be a few things.

Do you have a lot of events? A big events table can slow down page loads. You can purge your events in the "Purge Settings" section of the /system_settings.shtm page. Is your CPU usage very high? Depending on the age of the ES, it is possible there are things like Java updates that can help. There was a pretty significant bugfix in Java 8 in the 121 version. Looks like they're on 131 right now. You could discover this at the command line by doing java -version How your hard disk looking? As hard disks get full, system performance in general degrades until it is full, where data can no longer be recorded (but runtime logic that doesn't rely on the database should still function, but it would suffer). Have you done any configuration changes between observing the slowdown?

Yes if that's the gateway for your network. Sorry to recommend updating... seems like you probably can't at the moment :D.

You can find the gateway for your network on windows by typing 'ipconfig' into a command prompt (there will be a line "Default gateway" for the adapter on your computer, if it's the same network.

If you need to edit /etc/resolv.conf, you can log in over webmin using HTTPS at port 10000 (https://localip:10000) or you can do SSH

ssh -p 2222 mango@localip "echo 'nameserver 192.168.1.249' > /etc/resolv.conf"

for putty:

putty -P 2222 mango@localip "echo 'nameserver 192.168.1.249' > /etc/resolv.conf"

or if necessary you can email support@infiniteautomation.com and we can set up a screenshare.