Diagnose co-location networking problem

[Stephan Wehner]

> Stephan,
>
> I haven't yet looked at the new data you've reported because of the
> last point that you mention, the point that I brought up in my
> previous email, is of critical importance.  There is currently
> evidence that suggests the possibility that this problem is not
> reproduceable from anywhere but your home network.  If that is indeed
> the case then what you have is likely not a problem with the FreeBSD
> networking code on your colocated box but rather a problem with
> your home network.  If so, then this is the wrong forum to seek
> assistance in troubleshooting a non-FreeBSD networking problem.

Yes, it does look like that - a problem at my home end.

Thanks a lot for the assistance!

Stephan

> Before we can meaningfully assist you with your issue here, we're
> going to need to see evidence that shifts the finger of blame
> back towards the FreeBSD networking code and away from your home
> network where it is currently pointing.
>
> cheers,
> --
> Matthew Hudson
>
>


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