--- Don Boling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/5/06, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have a user that is on WinXP. She uses Microsoft's Remote
> Desktop to
> > connect to a remote server (TCP port 3389). I have installed
> OpenBSD
> > 3.8 to act as firewall for the office. She complai
On 5 Apr 2006 10:56:41 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter) wrote:
>3.8 to act as firewall for the office. She complains of serious
>intermittent latency problems for this particular network usage
>(internet browsing is fine and is corroborated by other office users).
Silly question, is the forward
Peter wrote:
> I have a user that is on WinXP. She uses Microsoft's Remote Desktop
> to connect to a remote server (TCP port 3389). I have installed
> OpenBSD
> 3.8 to act as firewall for the office. She complains of serious
> intermittent latency problems for this particular network usage
> (i
XP firewall is going to pose this problem for most every application
using bandwidth. The XP firewall evaluates every packet in and out of a
host for #cough# security reasons. I have no issues on my cable modem
using remote desktop to several machines at a time through my OpenBSD
3.8 firewall w
At 10:00 AM 4/5/2006, you wrote:
I am wondering whether the XP firewall could be to blame and why? Or
is it just a coincidence and the latency is going to happen again in
which case I am asking people what do they think I should look at? I
have since begun making long term tcpdump captures usin
I have a user that is on WinXP. She uses Microsoft's Remote Desktop to
connect to a remote server (TCP port 3389). I have installed OpenBSD
3.8 to act as firewall for the office. She complains of serious
intermittent latency problems for this particular network usage
(internet browsing is fine a
