Are you on a network? It doesn't sound like it. When you notice the
problem again I would run a packet sniffer program on your linux box and
see what kind of traffic is being passed. I think Redhat has one called
tcpdump that is on the distro cd's. If you need some help with the reading
the tcpdump, just post it and we can all take a look at it. :) (Be
carefull though, passwords show up during a tcpdump if you are using
telnet).
Michael
On Wed, 19 Jan 2000, Ralph Brown wrote:
> Recently i noticed a problem dealing with post-connection to my ISP.
> After i get connected i will see more bytes being sent out than coming
> in. When i watch this using KPPP, its as if im not connected, or as my
> ISP tech support person said - its probably TCP/IP because that is what
> controls the passage of packets.
> The current fix is to re-boot. The the process works great. Currently,
> im looking at the *ifcongif* file to looks for errors, but don't expect
> to see any because its working now.
> Anyone ever have a similar problem, or proficient at TCP/IP ?
>
> thanks!
>
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