As it turns out, the problem goes away if I use old-fashioned
iptables, that is without connection tracking. Go figure!
Take home lesson is do not use connection tracking iptables behind a
Cisco FireWall Service Module.
Is this just to be accepted as canon, or can somebody actually explain
to me
The only thing which shows up is that the client start sending
duplicate ACK's, getting "Destination unreachable" as reply from the
server (not from the Cisco). This happened 220 KB into the transfer in
this case, but that figure varies quite a bit.
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Something like that probably, but apparently NOT the tcp window
scaling. Aty least changing it doesn't help :-(
I'm gonna try do some sniffing while downloading, as the regular error
logs don't show anything.
/B
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Miskell, Craig wrote:
I have a really weird problem with some of my servers, namely all the
ones running Centos5
When I try to download a file from the server to a machine outside our
Cisco 6500 router/firewall, the download hangs about half the times
(15 out of 40) when less than half a megabyt
> I have a really weird problem with some of my servers, namely all the
> ones running Centos5
>
> When I try to download a file from the server to a machine outside our
> Cisco 6500 router/firewall, the download hangs about half the times
> (15 out of 40) when less than half a megabyte into the
I have a really weird problem with some of my servers, namely all the
ones running Centos5
When I try to download a file from the server to a machine outside our
Cisco 6500 router/firewall, the download hangs about half the times
(15 out of 40) when less than half a megabyte into the transfer
(va
Hi!
I have a really weird problem with some of my servers, namely all the
ones running Centos5
When I try to download a file from the server to a machine outside our
Cisco 6500 router/firewall, the download hangs about half the times
(15 out of 40) when less than half a megabyte into the transfer
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