Had a problems with a newly set up Solaris 9 server when simiiltainous
dial-ins were swapping files.
Set-up appears OK,
Anyone had this happen?
JohnO
by john » Tue, 22 Feb 2005 18:53:23
Had a problems with a newly set up Solaris 9 server when simiiltainous
dial-ins were swapping files.
Set-up appears OK,
Anyone had this happen?
JohnO
by Greg Andre » Wed, 23 Feb 2005 14:15:09
>Had a problems with a newly set up Solaris 9 server when simiiltainous
>dial-ins were swapping files.
>Set-up appears OK,
>Anyone had this happen?
1) How are the dial-in modems connected to the server? Two modems,
each connected to a serial port? Connected to a terminal server
with a network connection to the server? (if its a terminal server,
what kind of network connection does it make to the server? telnet?
rlogin?)
2) Is a network protocol being used over the modems? PPP? SLIP?
Or just a plain terminal session?
3) What does "swapping files" mean? Are the dial-in users
transferring files directly to each other, or are they uploading
to the server and then downloading from the server? What file
transfer protocol are they using? FTP? SCP? Zmodem? Xmodem?
-Greg
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by john » Tue, 01 Mar 2005 22:04:01
Will ned to check, but to the best of my knowledge:
8 modems are connected via a serial card.
When 2 users log-in at same time and download, files are croossed.
Using terminal session and ymodem
>>Had a problems with a newly set up Solaris 9 server when simiiltainous
>>dial-ins were swapping files.
>>Set-up appears OK,
>>Anyone had this happen?
>You need to be more specific about the dial-ins and the swapping.
>1) How are the dial-in modems connected to the server? Two modems,
>each connected to a serial port? Connected to a terminal server
>with a network connection to the server? (if its a terminal server,
>what kind of network connection does it make to the server? telnet?
>rlogin?)
>2) Is a network protocol being used over the modems? PPP? SLIP?
>Or just a plain terminal session?
>3) What does "swapping files" mean? Are the dial-in users
>transferring files directly to each other, or are they uploading
>to the server and then downloading from the server? What file
>transfer protocol are they using? FTP? SCP? Zmodem? Xmodem?
> -Greg
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