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Re: [Xen-users] Delay opening sockets
Thanks Steve but that didn't do it either.
It's not the remote server doing an rDNS lookup as it doesn't occur with
adjacent machines on the same /24 (with the same reverse delegation).
Regards,
Adam.
Steve Kemp wrote:
On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 04:53:31PM +0100, Adam Smith wrote:
Thanks but that's the first thing we tried. It's not a DNS lookup
causing the delay (we're connecting by IP address) and we've ruled out
anything on the remote server. It occurs on any port, with any service
as far as we can tell.
(For DNS I meant that the service you're connecting to might be
timing out doing lookups of the IPs it sees connecting; so even
if you're connecting to the server by IP addresses that could
still be the problem. Anyway you say you've ruled it out, thats
good enough for me.)
I guess the next obvious thing to try is to disable the TCP
checksumming and see if that helps.
Run the following as root on the system which is having the
problem(s):
ethtool -K eth0 tx off
See if that helps?
Steve
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