On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 07:33:05 MDT, Alejandro Bonilla said: > So what do we really have here? Problem with Cisco or a problem in the > driver? Both? The Cisco PIX is gratuitously clearing the TCP window scaling bits. So if you have tcp_adv_win_scale set to (for example) 6, you'll send a window advertisement of (say) 4096, represented as 64 and a "shift left 6 bits". The PIX whacks the "6 bits" part, and the other end thinks the window is 64 bytes and wedges when a response is over 64 bytes long. There was quite a discussion of this on lkml back last July.
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