About two weeks ago, our Video department started having trouble FTP'ing movie and flash files to the website (offsite). At around that time we had a lightning strike that took out our T1 card, but this was replaced quickly. We have a failover ISDN, but we cannot upload the files through that. This is definitely not a firewall problem.
It only happens to those type of files. It only seems dependent on size when it is the movie files; flash files, regardless of size, won't upload at all. The transfer for movie files stalls at about 50%. There is no filtering and we have had our T1 and router tested. The same files, zipped, run through just fine. When we remove the *.rm and *.fla extensions, they still stall at the same place. Our traffic runs at about 30% of the full T UNTIL we start to upload these types of files. Suddenly we run at 100% incoming--not outgoing--traffic. Sending the files from another location, or to another location, does not help. Trying it from different computers, using different FTP programs, does not help. Can this be a DOS attack? Has anyone experienced this? Thanks! Laura Folden _______________________________________________ Firewalls mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnac.net/mailman/listinfo/firewalls
