CAS Portal Is Slow/Unresponsive

There are various reasons why our CAS portal may run slow or become unresponsive. A poor network connection or PC issues are common factors.

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Written by Fegeins Louis
Updated over a week ago

The first thing you should do is perform some basic troubleshooting on your own PC and internet connection.

To troubleshoot, you should do the following:

● Try going to other websites and compare the performance of those sites to the CAS

portal.

● Clear your browser's cookies and cache, check to see if the slowness/unresponsiveness is still occurring after

● Use a different web browser (Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Brave, Chrome)

● Reboot your PC

If you have done all of the above, but there is still an issue with the CAS portal, go ahead and visit our Itopia Status Page at http://status.itopia.us to check if we are having issues with our portal.

Now, if the Itopia Status Page shows that the main portal is operational, and the CAS portal is the only website that's running slow for you, the next step would be to generate a HAR file and email it to support@itopia.com with a description of what exactly is going on. You can find out how to generate a HAR file below.

How To Generate A HAR File

HAR file is used for tracking information between a web browser and a website. A HAR file is primarily used for identifying performance issues, such as bottlenecks and slow load times, and page rendering problems. The HAR file keeps track of each resource loaded by the browser along with timing information for each resource.

The steps provided below are for Google Chrome, however, a HAR file can be generated on different browsers. If you’re using a different browser, Click here for a guide on how to generate a HAR file for a variety of browsers.

1. Open Google Chrome

2. Go to the page where you are experiencing the issue

3. In the top right corner of Google Chrome, click on the three vertical dots and navigate to More Tools > Developer Tools.

4. Click on the Network tab

5. In the upper left corner of the Developer Tools window, look for the red record button.

If the button is grey, click it once so that it starts recording

6. Make sure that the Preserve log box is checked

7. Click the Clear button to delete any network logs that are unrelated to the issue

you’re experiencing in the CAS portal

8. Refresh the page where you were experiencing the issue, so the network logs can be generated.

9. Once you have reproduced the issue, right click anywhere in the network logs, and

click on Save all as HAR with content.

10. Save the file to your desired location.

When complete, send an email to support@itopia.com with a description of the issue you’re experiencing. Make sure to attach the HAR file you just created.

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