On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 16:10:55 -0600
Steve Pfister <srp336@optimum.com> wrote:
> My first thought on this, is that the remote server is doing a
> reverse lookup on the user's IP address for its logs, and is getting
> a timeout, after which the page is sent.
>
> Remote servers shouldn't have any problem that I can see in doing
> reverse lookups of our IP addresses. Is there any way I
> verify/troubleshoot this?
>
> Could this be a router configuration issue?
>
Possibly, first thing to check is that a show int | include drops
doesn't show any interfaces dropping packets because of
buffer/queuing issues. Then check all interfaces for errors / collisions.
A couple of Unix boxes and ttcp should be able to give you a testing
envirionment for tseting TCP connections upto around 200Mb/sec which
is good enough for a small network. More than that look at Smartbits.
Neil.
-- Neil J. McRae C O L T I N T E R N E T neil@COLT.NET
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