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RE: (ASCEND) Overloading of MAX ethernet ports?
On Monday, July 13, 1998 1:21 AM, Marcel Brown [SMTP:marcel@marcelbrown.com]
wrote:
> >It seems that for no apparent reason, the ethernet port on teh 1800's
> >start to
> >clog up. Ethernet utilisation is only 15% or so and all other servers on the
> >10Mbs network can be ping'd at 2 - 10ms whereas the 1800 is ping'd at
> >between 5
> >and 4000ms.
> >
> >Obviously any traffic passing through these particular max's is slowed.
>
> I had a nearly identical problem with a Pipeline 130 and posted a question
> about it here. The recommendations were to turn off STAC and/or VJ
> compression. I turned off STAC, and the problem seems to have gone away. I
> haven't seen what turning of VJ will do. Kind of irks me that Ascend would
> sell a product that can't *really* do what it says it will do.
>
> That brings up a topic I never seem to have gotten a straight answer about.
> Is VJ compression any good at higher bandwidths? What are people's feelings
> about VJ compression? What if the same questions are asked about STAC?
>
> Marcel
>
>
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Yes, although the contact I've had at Ascend has been really helpful, a
solution hasnt been found.
Possibly there were ARP storms, but, our Cisco's and NT / Unix servers don't
even flinch with this sort of irregular network activity.
I mean, the Max's we have only run about 14 ISDN B channels and NO KFlex56
Modems so they arent getting a pounding.
Adam
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