On Tuesday, July 07, 1998 10:36 AM, Christoph Badura [SMTP:bad@ora.de] wrote:
> uklaus@hgb-leipzig.de (Uwe Klaus) writes:
> >I have trouble to get a good connection between a NetBSD and a Sun Solaris
> >box located on different sites of an ISDN line (128 Kbps). The
> >connection is very very slow. Every interaction (telnet, rlogin, www) take
> >several seconds for getting responce.
>
> I guess a tcpdump (or two from both ends) wouldn't hurt.
>
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I've had trouble with this as well. It was the initial mss negotiation in my 
case.
A tcpdump from netbsd and a snoop from solaris would indeed help!

A.

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