Re: TCP timeouts/hangs under certain circumstances

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On Sun, 30 Dec 2001, Jeff Workman wrote:

> I am having problems with TCP sessions hanging abruptly when accessing 
> sites beyond my LAN with my Linux machine.  The LAN is behind a Linksys 
> Cable/DSL NAT router.  The only things significant about the configuration 
> of the Linksys is that I have inbound connections to port 22 and port 6346 
> forwarded to my Linux workstation.
> 
> It occurs most frequently while trying to talk to NetBSD 1.5 machines, but 
> also noticed it today while trying to ssh from a Solaris 8 machine to the 
> Linux workstation.
> 
> One machine is running 2.2.16 and the workstation is running 2.4.2.  The 
> 2.4.2 machine does not have ECN configured into the kernel.

I had a similar problem with kernels prior to 2.2.19 with pre patches. As
of 2.2.20, all the issues I had with TCP lockups have gone away.

Anyone know what the exact cause of this is? I'm afraid I don't understand
the kernel's networking code enough to trace the changes that were made
between 2.2.19 and 2.2.20.

-Toth

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