rda@epistemi.edinburgh.ac.UK (Robert Dale) (10/21/87)
I'm getting nowhere with trying to get our 1186s to talk to a SUN running SUN
OS 3.4. Does anyone recognise the following problems and know the solution?
I load all the appropriate TCP stuff under Koto; I've followed all the
instructions re: TCP.CONFIG to the letter. I then try to CHAT to
the SUN Unix host, and in my TCPTRACE window I get:
11383/23: CLOSED ---> SYN.SENT
SEND: from 192.9.200.0:11383 to 192.9.200.1:23
11383/0 [SYN] window = 2000 checksum = 13058 length = 0
SEND: from 192.9.200.0:11383 to 192.9.200.1:23
11383/0 [SYN] window = 2000 checksum = 13058 length = 0
RECV: from 192.9.200.1:23 to 192.9.200.0: 11383
14700737/11384 [ACK,SYN] window = 4096 checksum = 58645 length = 0
11383/23: SYN.SENT ---> ESTABLISHED
SEND: from 192.9.200.0:11383 to 192.9.200.1:23
11384/14700738 [ACK] window = 2000 checksum = 52558 length = 0
Options: maxseg: 536
RECV: from 192.9.200.1:23 to 192.9.200.0: 11383
14700738/11384 [ACK,RST] window = 4096 checksum = 58642 length = 0
[TCP connection reset]
11383/23: ESTABLISHED ---> CLOSED
Then, after half a minute or so, I get a break window with the message
Shouldn't happen!
(HELP broken)
and the function that appears to have fallen over is TCP.OTHER.STREAM,
called by TCPCHAT.OPEN.
Am I missing something obvious or what?
Any help whatsoever very much appreciated .. this is driving me up the wall.
Robert Dale University of Edinburgh, Centre for Cognitive Science,
2 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh, EH8 9LW, Scotland.
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