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Re: Problems with Lugnet and Peeron
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Date: 
Mon, 24 Jan 2005 22:26:54 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Dan Boger wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Ronald Borchert wrote:
> > I didn't find a better group, so I post it here:
> 
> XFUTting to .admin.general, seems more appropriate.

Hi and thank you, makes sence for me :-)
> 
> > I have problems reaching www.lugnet.com and www.peeron.com.
> 
> From your traceroutes, I can't see anything really wrong - 150ms round trip
> should be quite reasonable.

What about hop #11 = timeout ?

> Not sure why it's taking you so long to connect
> though.  Especially since once you're getting a page, the connection should stay
> open for a little longer, so you don't have to reconnect for every page.
> 
> When you're waiting those 10 seconds, is it saying it's "connecting" or
> "transferring data"?

Curious, it says nothing in the status line when I'm waiting :-(

What you mean with "connecting" could be here "Suchen der Seite (URL)",
translated "Searching for site (URL)". This appears only sometimes for a short
time when I come to a site after having not been there for a longer time.

Then for milliseconds I see "Site (URL) will be opened" (just translated from my
german IE6) this could be the same as "transferring data" and than "ready".

When looking at a big inv at peeron (I tried #5571 with pics) "Site (URL) will
be opened" stays much longer while all the pics are loading.

I think, there's a problem at hop #11

Regards Ronald



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(...) That's actually normat - most likely the machine at #11 doesn't reply to ICMP packets - usually firewalls/routers. Since it's the last jump before the server, I think a firewall there is very likely. (...) I wonder if it's a DNS issue - if you (...) (22 years ago, 25-Jan-05, to lugnet.admin.general)

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