Re: isdn connection no longer transmits packets

From: Marc Mutz (Marc@Mutz.com)
Date: Sat Jan 22 2000 - 14:25:04 EST


Oliver Neukum wrote:
>
<snip>
> this is a bug report concerning isdn and/or general networking.
<snip>
> This happened with a Fritz!PCI isdn-card on euro-isdn. All drivers were
> compiled into the kernel. No modules were used.
<snip>
> netstat showed :
<snip>
> tcp 0 7 129.187.25.211:1157 129.187.14.112:119 FIN_WAIT1
> tcp 1 0 129.187.26.61:1063 206.168.112.90:80 CLOSE_WAIT
> tcp 1 0 129.187.26.61:1064 206.168.112.90:80 CLOSE_WAIT
<snip>

I often get these, too. My FIN_WAIT1 connections usually have a Send-Q
of 24 and cannot be removed. My CLOSE_WAIT connections stay up fairly
long...:

$ date
Sat Jan 22 20:19:20 MET 2000
$ grep "local hangup" /var/log/messages | tail -n 1
Jan 22 19:16:20 adam kernel: isdn_net: local hangup ippp0
$ netstat -n | grep tcp
tcp 1 0 129.70.36.61:1543 129.70.4.13:8080
CLOSE_WAIT

... but can be removed by loading the line again. 129.70.4.13 is a http
proxy running FreeBSD, AFAIK. I don't get CLOSE_WAIT states for long
enough to be seen in netstat when accessing a local (w.r.t. the
129.70.0.0/16 net) web server running linux directly.

Just like to have some answer from sombody who knows whether this is
normal behaviour or not. HW is like the previous poster, but kernels are
2.2.1[0-4].

TIA,
Marc

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