Gary wrote:
I also noticed something weird. When I try to ping an IP, it returns a
Destination Host Unreachable from 127.0.0.1, instead of 9.3.110.132.
Do you mean that you reproduce my problem?
Yes, with the same procedure you described here.
After I had posted the message, I
Hi Breno,
Thank you again for the analysis but I don't know how I can use all
this information.
I will be very interested to have a way to recover the network if
someone find the root cause but it seems I reach my technical limit.
Of course if anyone need more information about my configuration I
Gary wrote:
Hi Breno,
Thank you again for the analysis but I don't know how I can use all
this information
Those are information asked by Bern Eckenfels in the post.
Since he sent only to the linux-net and if you're not at the list, then
you probably didn't see it.
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Gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I will be very interested to have a way to recover the network if
someone find the root cause but it seems I reach my technical limit.
Of course if anyone need more information about my configuration I am
still in the thread.
I was able to recreate your
Bjørn Mork wrote:
Gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I will be very interested to have a way to recover the network if
someone find the root cause but it seems I reach my technical limit.
Of course if anyone need more information about my configuration I am
still in the thread.
I was
Hi there;
A server I manage is having problems with ssl session disconnects.
Looking at netstat -s shows what I would consider to be large values for
TCPTimeouts and TCPSLowStartRetrans. I'm a bit rusty at TCP
debugging/invetigation and wouldnt mind a hand getting started.
TIA!
Chris
