Re: Network (internet) problems
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Are u sure that is a "local" problem?
I was working on a ISP which havent any control over the modem-pool (just
sub-renting this ones) and sometimes we detected some problems just with that.
The problem was on the asscend in that case (poll of modems) ... this could
be the same.
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At 16.15 5/7/00 +0400, Alex V. Toropov wrote:
>Hi, all
>
>Some time ago I find out that I have some kind of communication problems
>over internet
>with some hosts.
>
>It looks like "dead" connection.
>for example: I open a pop3 connection to some host with telnet.
>I can login and retr small messages with no problem. (small = 10k)
>I can even retr such messages several times in sequence so that total
>session
>traffic come up to 100k. But if I try to retr a large message (30k) after
>some
>amount of packets other side stop responding. I use tcpdump and notice that
>the last packet of "hanged" session was sent by my host. But after few
>minutes I receive
>response from other side say that connection from my host was closed due to
>timeout.
>
>While all this is taking place I can still reach that host by ping or
>opening another session and work
>without any problems (if I'm not tring to retr "large" messages).
>
>I'm a newbye in "tcp connection internals" so I can't enterprete tcpdump's
>output well.
>May be some one can show me where I can get info on how all this internet
>connections are
>constucted. Any other advise on how to solve that problem
>
>TIA alex
>
>
>
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