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Used wireshark to inspect traffic; found nothing unusual. Copying 400mb file from server to client takes 15+ minutes - during normal operations - tested on different clients. Symantec might be an issue but not sure. The nic you mentioned, can they do teaming/aggregation without any support at switch? Your question seems to suggest that the problem might be elsewhere. Perhaps I am trying to brute force my way out. Where should I look? How?
– Golmaal
Commented Jun 18, 2014 at 15:36
Ran wireshark on server esp to see if some malware or any other activity were generating unwanted traffic. Also used netmon as initially I suspected too many ldap requests coming from firewall was an issue but that is now ruled out. In fact I never suspected it to be a network hardware/config issue as things were working alright. I believed it was gradual increase in number of clients and some sql server applications that we started using recently. My network troubleshooting experience is indeed limited; no offense taken there. will perform checks before reaching any decision. Thx.
– Golmaal
Commented Jun 18, 2014 at 17:33

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