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On Thu, Jan 03, 2008 at 10:45:53PM -0500, Rich Braun wrote: > I'm having a bit of an argument with an online backup vendor about robustness > of their application when transferring large files. > > Vendor: You're dropping too many packets. > Rich: I can't reproduce this with anything less than 100MB of transfer. > Vendor: You're dropping too many packets. > > Indeed, apparently I am dropping too many. A predecessor in my job had the > same kind of run-in with Dell and Red Hat concerning drivers for the gigE > interfaces on the 1950-class servers. I *think* that's where the packet loss > (actually I think it's corruption) is occurring, at such a low rate (under 1 > in 10,000) that the only application that can reproduce it is with utilities > which rely on openssh, such as scp.
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