Hi,
Thanks for the letter. However, my modem speed is set to 115000.
Actually, the reason for all this, is that I read somewhere, that linux is
able to set latencies for various programs, since it is so network
centric. And that article mentioned that telnet is set to low-latency, so
that it
BL == BG Lim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BL changed that. I've played with the MTU and MRU settings. Currently, its
BL 296 for both. No difference whatsoever.
Most likely, your provider demands a setting for MTU, so the values
you specify have no influence.
You can check this with
On Thu, 27 Aug 1998, BG Lim wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the letter. However, my modem speed is set to 115000.
pppd is _NOT_ able to use that speed and will fall back to another, much
slower one (28000?) !!! (at least my (Bo) version of pppd, to check
against this look at the output of plog, you
Sorry, I mistyped the speed. It is _exactly_ 57600, or pppd will fall back
to a much more slow speed (28000?). ^
On Wed, 26 Aug 1998, Michele Bini wrote:
Maybe you have made the same error I made: to connect to my ISP I
wrongly specified 38400 as modem speed since it was the only
I connect to my ISP with Win95 as well (cos there is no NetMeeting on
Linux :-(, and it is much more responsive.
Maybe you have made the same error I made: to connect to my ISP I
wrongly specified 38400 as modem speed since it was the only speed I
found in the documentation (manual pages
I connect to my ISP with Win95 as well (cos there is no NetMeeting on
Linux :-(, and it is much more responsive.
I had a problem with latency once and it was due to name resolution, and the
particular order I had DNS' in my system.
With the host that you are having the lag with, setup a
I connect to my ISP with a 33.6kbps modem. My problem is that I get very
poor response when I use Telnet. I believe that this is due to latency
problems. I've read somewhere that in Linux, telnet is set to low-latency
to improve responsiveness. How to find out what the settings are on my
system.
I connect to my ISP with Win95 as well (cos there is no NetMeeting on
Linux :-(, and it is much more responsive.
BG
On Sat, 22 Aug 1998, George Bonser wrote:
On Sun, 23 Aug 1998, BG Lim wrote:
This poor responsiveness is bad when nothing else is using the ppp link,
and very bad if I
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