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Re: [Users] Dropped ESP Packets
From: Sam Sgro <sam(at)freeswan.org>
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On Thursday 02 October 2003 13:01, Troy Caldwell wrote:
Can you correlate the stalled connection with something concrete? Throttle the MTU on both sides at something reasonable but safe via overridemtu (say, 1000). Then, capture a tcpdump from both sides during an scp attempt; make certain you use the "-s 0" option to ensure you catch even the little fragments. Do you see a situation where, every time the scp stalls, there is some critical event? (ie, loss of an ESP packet) You can also go a step further, and correlate this with decrypted packets appearing on ipsec0. Sounds like you're doing the right things, though.
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