On Mar 11, 2009, at 21:43, Trond Myklebust wrote:
In TCP, the send and receive window sizes are values that are
negotiated
dynamically by the sender and receiver. These values depends on all
sorts of dynamic parameters that measure the current state of the
network.
IOW: I can't see how TCP window size could be the problem here: the
server should be able to cope just fine with a small window size
(as all
TCP streams are required to do).
OK, I was just trying to address the error message from the NetApp.
How about amending your crontab to do something along the lines of
[snip]
Excellent ideas. However, this is running as a user other than root,
so I will have to adjust this slightly, but I know what to try now.
It might be a few days before I see this problem again, but I'll
report back once I have something to report.
Thanks,
Alfred
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