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Old 01-19-2015
Can not send files bigger than 1350 bytes
I am sending files over WAN from Ubuntu 8 to OSR 5.07 on regular basis without a problem using ftp and rsync.

Today I can not send anything bigger than ~1350 bytes, tried ftp, rsync, scp, it becomes frozen and I have to kill the process. Smaller files are sent without issue. Telnet and ssh connections are just fine, I can telnet and cat 10KB file to the screen without a problem.

Would appreciate any pointer where to start looking and fixing this weird problem.
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Old 01-20-2015
Check if your *x boxes and LAN switches agree on MTU size. Normally it is 1500 bytes.
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