Yes, we are going from one topology to another. This is from TR to Ethernet.
From: "Chris Cell"
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I've seen mtu size cause app problems like that. Are you going from one
topology to another on the local area sides (enet to tr for example)? If so,
then I would look at it from that angle.
Chris
I am not having problem with DLSW+ connectivity. THe peers are up but I am
seeing session drops from application perspective. On the routers I don't
see sny connectivity problem or problems with DLSW+.
>From application point-of-view my user sees SNA communication and SNA SYSTEM
RESOURCE FAILURE messages.
Thanks..
Fawad
From: "Qurashi, Iftikhar"
To: "'Fawad Alam'"
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Dear Fawad,
I am also working on exactly same scenario where I have 2621 on one end and
2612 on other end. let me know more about your scenario and may be I can
help you somehow in this regard
Iftikhar.
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From: Fawad Alam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 2:59 PM
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Subject: [sc] DLSW+ Problem
Hi
I am having some performance problem with DLSW+. The peers are 2621 with
IOS Version 12.0(3)T3 and at the other end I have Cisco 2612 with version
11.3(9)T.
Our testing setup with obviously less load worked fine but when we moved to
production the sessions started dropping. I have checked circuit load and it
looks fine. Probably some DLSW+ parametes with some timing features or
problem with IOS is causing this problem. Or may be its related to 2600
routers.
Is there anyone who experienced same kinda issues in past. Any comments.
Thanks...
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