- Use an Ethernet (network) cable if possible. This cable should give you a faster and more reliable connection.
- Confirm other simultaneous requests are not hitting your network.
- Confirm the hardware specifications are enough to support your needs.
- Reboot your modem or router when you have a spare 5-10 minutes. if there is a secondary/hot spot network available try using it.
- If using the webcam, adjust the camera resolution to require less bandwidth.
- Ensure the browser you're using is up to date.
- Position the router in an area with as few obstructions and interference as possible.
- If wireless, check settings for best speeds and security to ensure no one else is using your network.
- Confirm background applications are not running which may be using your CPU and slowing down your computer. For example Skype, Backups, System Updates, Antivirus Software, etc.
- Close all tabs on your browser(s).
- Confirm you're not in a "traffic jam" on your network. The time of day you're online can impact you as well. And keep in mind, many phone systems are VoIP; therefore, potentially adding stress to the network.
- Contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider) and request new server routing for improved performance.