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RE: Frequent download failures

To: "'Art'" <artbeck_at_hotmail_dot_com>, Jason Antonacci <anton_at_srel_dot_edu>, gb-users_at_gta_dot_com
Subject: RE: Frequent download failures
From: "Griffiths, Jeff" <jgriffiths_at_SWFLLP_dot_com>
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 09:05:31 -0500

The only other possibility I can think of is that many FTP daemons these days do a RDNS lookup prior to transmission.  It could be that you are somehow blocking the lookup if you are running your own reverse zones.

Regards,
Jeff
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|-----Original Message-----
|From: Art [mailto:artbeck_at_hotmail_dot_com]
|Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 1:10 AM
|To: Jason Antonacci; gb-users_at_gta_dot_com
|Subject: Re: Frequent download failures
|
|
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|
|I've only run into this problem once running Gnat box when the 
|pro and the
|ext net cards had interrupt conflicts.
|Once I removed the conflict in those cards the DSL connection 
|ran smooth as
|silk.
|
|I was using 3c509b cards in all 3 nets (this is GB 2.2)
|
|----- Original Message -----
|From: Jason Antonacci <anton_at_srel_dot_edu>
|To: <gb-users_at_gta_dot_com>
|Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 6:09 AM
|Subject: Frequent download failures
|
|
|> Send postings to: gb-users_at_gta_dot_com
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|> In December 99, ozone_at_snakebite_dot_com wrote:
|>
|> "I've got GNAT Box Light 3.0.1 running on a home LAN with 
|mostly default
|> settings, and Internet access from machines behind the NAT 
|seems painfully
|> slow (up to 45 seconds to access a typical web page).  If I 
|remove the NAT
|> from the equation, everything is really fast again, so I 
|don't think it's
|> flakiness on the part of my ISP."
|>
|> We are experiencing the same problem.  I was not able to find a
|resolution, but suspect DNS or NAT on the firewall.  Has anyone found a
|workaround other than disabling NAT?  I have changed the 
|external DNS server
|from our ISP's caching DNS to the authorative DNS.  I'll try 
|remember to
|post if this works or not.
|>
|>
|> Jason S. Antonacci
|> Computer Support Specialist IV
|> Univ. of Georgia - Savannah River Ecology Lab
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