In article <cistron.Pine.LNX.4.21.0006081919090.11171-100000@sjoerd.sjoerdnet>,
<iafilius@xs4all.nl> wrote:
>I found some problem with loading some URL's on internet, some part loads
>terrible slow (about 15 minutes), while it workes fine with al those M$
>boxes around me (at work ...).
Seen that too.
>After some research i found that disabling the tcp_timestamps (in
>/proc) "solved" the problem.
Known "problem", I think.
>I don't know if it is a linux issue or a remote os issue.
It is a remote OS issue.
>If i found correctly the "problem" sites are running BSD.
Nope... the problem sites are running Windows.
>For those who want to know more, just visit:
>http://www.detelefoongids.nl/ (the middle fill-in window is the problem)
This is a Micro$soft box. "Microsoft-IIS/4.0"
>http://www.domain-registry.nl/ (didn't test myself, but told to)
That site works fine, I visit it regulary from my Linux box. It runs
some flavor of Unix [Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) ]
>Can someone enlighten me about the Linux or BSD issue?
I also had to disable TCP timestamp and sliding window on our SMTP,
POP3, proxy and web servers to make sure that Windows boxes can
connect without problems.
Mike.
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