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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users FTP over ATM issue Post 41599 by Perderabo on Thursday 9th of October 2003 09:15:29 AM

10-09-2003

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We don't really have any SCO experts and I'm not sure what to tell you. But here are a few thoughts.

First check the local lan as SCO sees it. Try "netstat -i" at least and look for excessive errors or collisions. The box needs a good connection to the lan. Things may have been reconfigured that caused a problem. Also sco may have some addition stats that can be displayed by an additional command. Look for anything like that. And check the traffic flow to/from the box. If the box is doing 15 other concurrent ftp jobs, your job is going to be slow.

Still got a problem? Unplug the sco box for a while and take your pc over and plug in into the sco's network connection. Reset your pc to sco's ip address. Send the file. If it's fast from your pc and slow from the sco, you know that the problem is on the sco. If the pc is also slow, there must be a network issue near the sco.

If the problem is on the sco box, make sure that your os is up-to-date. No fair comparing a 15 year old unix to a recent pc. And make sure that your os has all networking patches. Look around on the sco and see if you can find any way to tune tcp/ip. For example, sun and hp have ndd which can do that.

That's about all I can think of. If you get it working faster, let us know what the problem was.

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BRANDELF(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 					       BRANDELF(1)

NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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