What are you running? any uucp or nfs going?
look at the udp_sendspace and upd_recvspace and sb_max using no -a. these, if
determined they should be changed, can be changed using the no command.
However, more about what is running will help determine what is the cause.
Good Luck :-)
Quote:>I am having a problem with poor network performance.
>netstat -p udp indicates a large percentage of dropped udp packets due to no
>socket.
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