Subject: Re: Really weird discovery with Transmit FTP
Verify ping rtt times on both machines. Yo can use command line ping on both
machines, but I believe one uses icnp and the other uses UDP, so if you can
normalize that somehow that will help your testing. When testing try making
packet
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- Original Message -
From: Erik Burggraaf
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2016 8:12 AM
Subject: Re: Really weird discovery
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2016 8:12 AM
Subject: Re: Really weird discovery with Transmit FTP
This is just a guess, but Google for protocol filtering in Mac OS 10. It's
possible that SFTP and FTP Protocols are being bandwidth throttled using the
Mac OS 10
Verify ping rtt times on both machines. Yo can use command line ping on both
machines, but I believe one uses icnp and the other uses UDP, so if you can
normalize that somehow that will help your testing. When testing try making
packet sizes around 1500. Also Arz Technica Sierra uses ECN
This is just a guess, but Google for protocol filtering in Mac OS 10. It's
possible that SFTP and FTP Protocols are being bandwidth throttled using
the Mac OS 10 firewall
Something similar could also be happening with the network interface.
Hope this helps, Erik.
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OK, this one surely'll drive you crazy trying to figure out. I know it sure is
me!
So, I am using the most up to date version of Transmit on my mac mini late
2012, with El Capitan.
I have a whm/CPanel dedicated server which I'm using for my business.
I've tried logging in via both ftp as well
