remaker@icarus.amd.com (Phillip Remaker) (08/03/90)
OK, cisco and Sun are avoiding this question, so I'll ask the net: Has anyone been able to get the cisco terminal server implementation of SLIP to work with PCNFS? It works fine for me until some big packets come along for any reason. The easiest way to induce failure is by attempting an ftp transfer of a large file. It runs fine (albeit clow) during a barrage of small packets, but once a 1k+ packet comes along (size courtesy etherfind and cisco's "debug slip"), the PC-NFS hangs until reboot as the host diligently resends the large packets which PC-NFS systematically ignores. Changing the MTU was no help. Is this a cisco problem or a PC-NFS problem (my bet is the latter). And can anyone from Sun tell me when PC-NFS will SLIP at 19.2 or 38.4 kbits/sec? Thanks for your help! -- Phillip A. Remaker A.M.D. M/S 167 P.O. Box 3453 Sunnyvale, CA 94088-3000 Renegade TCP/IP internetworking from hell. remaker@amd.com 408-749-2552 Things to do today: 1) Get a clue. 2) Get a job. 3) Get a life.