If it's unusually low during the affected period it might be a peering or similar issue with your ISP. networkQuality(8), tests round-trips-per-minute, a general measure of network responsiveness.Also combinable with -start-timeout and -fast-connect-timeout for performance testing. If it fails, try -ats-diagnostics for details. nscurl (no man page), use with -v >/dev/null to test Apple's App Transport Security settings, which normally apply all the SSL/TLS checks used in Safari and Mac apps.Use ⌃-C (Ctrl-C) to interrupt the process if it connects (you don't need to type in an HTTP request). nc(1), use with -v -G to verbosely connect to a website with a fixed timeout in seconds.Do all browsers experience the same issue, and can you reproduce it in Terminal? A good mix of Safari, Firefox, and Chrome would help to eliminate that possibility.
Com apple webkit networking xpc software#
If there's no other obvious cause and you don't have any software which could intervene in network connections, the next step would be to collect some diagnostic information the next time you experience the issue. Has anyone ever seen anything like this or have any other options I can try? Outside of erasing the machine which I do not want to do at this time I've run out of options. Due to the way the machine is setup (managed by internal work systems) it would be complicated to try another user account on this machine. Nothing has changed on my machine at all. It's only when I'm connected to the FIOS router which worked fine with this computer up until last week.
Com apple webkit networking xpc pro#
If I connect my problematic M1 MacBook Pro to my Linksys router or tether to my iPhone I have absolutely no issues what so ever. No other machines have any other issues.Īnd this is where it gets weird. And also the occasionally laptop I need to setup for work. My troublesome machine is connected to a FIOS router which also has a secondary Linksys router connected to it Additionally connected to my FIOS router are another M1 MacBook Pro, a 16inch Intel MacBook Pro, an Alienware laptop, 2 iPhones and an iPad. During this time no issues occur on any other machines on my network. Most of the time other network services such as Slack and the ability to ping work fine but sometimes those will stop as well. All of a sudden last week my Monterey based M1 MacBook Pro started having issues where it would no longer load websites. I'm hoping someone has come across something like this before because I'm stumped.
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