From: lm@bitmover.com (Larry McVoy)OK attached are 4 raw tcpdumps of 1000 packets each. One from the start and one from steady state. The slow set was done like this: on ia64: netcat -l -p8888 > /dev/null on work: netcat ia64 8888 < /dev/zero the traces were done of work with slow1 started right before the netcat on work was exectued. And slow2 started after it acheved steady state at 18MB/s. The fast set was done like this: on work: netcat -l -p8888 > /dev/null on ia64: netcat ia64 8888 < /dev/zero the traces were done of work with fast1 started right before the netcat on ia64 was exectued. And fast2 started after it acheved steady state at 42MB/s. -Wayne
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