Maybe it is an MTU issue? If so, it is unlikely to be
related to Karlnet. Are you using PPPoE or some kind
of VPN or tunnel that might reduce the available MTU?
It's a long shot, but this could cause similar
symptons to what you describe. However, you should
also see a problem with anything that sends a large
packet e.g. FTP download or even a large (1500byte)
ping packet. Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Paul
--- Rob Trout <rtrout@t-speed.com> wrote:
> No, once it freezes up, I can ping around fine,
> resolve names fine, but
> no port 80 traffic. We didn't get to test other
> types of traffic, but
> ICMP worked for sure. Nothing restores connectivity
> except a reboot.
> Weird thing is, I can get out past the Karlnet link,
> and across
> backhauls, but not past our upstream. But it only
> happens when Karlnet
> is in the mix. It's happened on flashrom units and
> RGs, ranging from
> 3.79 to 4.43. The backhauls are Wilan, serial DS-1,
> and ptp Karlnet
> shot. The only thing in common really is some form
> of Karlnet and XP
> Home.
>
> Robert Trout
> T-Speed
> www.t-speed.com
>
>
> > >-----Original Message-----
> > >From: Caleb Carroll [mailto:karlnet@pathcom.ca]
> > >Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 12:52 PM
> > >To: Karlnet Mailing List
> > >Subject: Re: [Karlnet] Issue with XP home?
> > >
> > >
> > >I've seen the same type of issue. I use a Laptop
> with XP
> > >home and every once in a while, all IP traffic
> will stop if
> > >Internet Explorer is open, close Internet
> Explorer and IP
> > >traffic will resume. The best way to see this is
> have a
> > >command shell open and run ping <address> -t then
> open &
> > >close Internet Explorer.
> > >
> > >*********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
> > >
> > >On 2004-Feb-12 at 11:17 AM Rob Trout wrote:
> > >
> > >>Has anyone noticed any issues with the XP home
> IP stack?
> > >We've recently
> > >>seen an issue where a very small sample of
> customers
> > >running XP home
> > >>can browse 5 or 6 sites, and then they cannot
> get traffic
> > >outbound on
> > >>port 80. It's only XP Home, and it seems to be
> only on
> > >Karlnet. Going
> > >>to XP pro solves the issue, and moving the
> computer from a Karlnet
> > >>connection to something else (Canopy in the case
> we tested)
> > >resolves
> > >>the symptoms.
> > >>
> > >>Robert Trout
> > >>T-Speed
> > >>www.t-speed.com
> > >>
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