[nsp] Large Number of small packets --> timeout over frame relay,
IGX, ATM
Hans-Peter Walter HAWA
Hans-Peter.Walter at de.tds-global.com
Tue Mar 30 04:32:57 EST 2004
Hello,
one of our branch offices tries to connect to a self-written application
in our main data center. It works, but
long response times and timeouts.
We have a E1 (1,984 kilobits) that connects via frame relay to one of our
IGX nodes (IGX_3). The IGX is
connected via 34 megabits ATM to our IGX (IGX_1) in the main data center.
The connection is terminated
on a Cisco 3640 in a firewall DMZ. All other applications works fine. No
CPU problems, no Access-lists,
only a little bit of NAT. I had the IGX in mind, so we changed all
parameters (MIR, CIR, PIR,...) to the
maximum (see config below). No success. Then we sniffered a little bit and
found out, that the client only
sends packets with a MTU size of 50 - 70 instead of 1500.
So I routed only the one application (-server) over an existing VPN (Cisco
VPN Concentrator) to our data center,
and the connection works better, but not perfect. Response time is O.K.
now, but
now we have sudden connection failures (well, it's over the Internet, I
know)...
So the only solution is to solve the frame relay, ATM, IGX or whatever
problem. But I don't know where
to start. I read several newsgroups, articles and googled for it, but
absolutely no result. The developers
can't change the MTU, so that is not an option.
Any idea or hint is appreciated.
Thanx in advance,
H.P.
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IGX_1 TN :0 IGX 8410 9.2.41 Mar. 30 2004 11:16 GMT
Conn: 6.3.419 IGX_3 7.6.419 fst Status:OK
MIR CIR VC Q Depth PIR Cmax ECN QThresh QIR
2048/2048 2048/2048 65535/65535 2048/2048 10/10 65535/65535
2048/2048
Ownr:LOCAL Restr:NONE COS:0 FST: y % Util:
100/100
Pri: L FST-RTD: 40 msec Test-RTD: 0 msec
Path: IGX_1 8.2-- 8.1 IGX2 8.4-- 6.2 IGX_3
Pref: Not Configured
IGX_1 UFMU: OK IGX_3 UFMU: OK
UFI: OK UFI: OK
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