The Linux boxes work fine with SSH, SCP and the web. Oddly, no problem on the Win7 box with GMAIL. Other websites are slow (if they even load) on Win7 ONLY. If you enter a URL manually for Firefox on Win7, it will load a page fine.
asked 09 Feb '14, 12:05 kirby edited 11 Feb '14, 14:12 grahamb ♦ |
One Answer:
The problem is that the client never ACKs higher than 134. Note that the largest tcp,len of inbound packets is 1443. Looking at the - missing - packets in shark-kd.pcapng it's clear that none of the full sized 1460 MSS segments make it to the client and the server never reduces the MTU size (which it normally would if PMTUD would work). So the server is retransmitting the 1460 segments to no avail. This is an example where PMTU discovery is not working correctly and the MSS is not adjusted to the real end to end available MTU size. My suggestion would be to reduce the MTU size on your Win7 interface to 1484 to avoid this problem answered 10 Feb '14, 22:14 mrEEde edited 11 Feb '14, 10:49 cmaynard ♦♦ Thanks mrEEde! Win7's MTU was the problem. (11 Feb '14, 10:34) kirby It the question is answered, please "accept" the answer so it can be closed, thanks! (11 Feb '14, 10:44) mrEEde I don't see an "accept" button. BTW MS has a page on PMTU: (11 Feb '14, 11:02) kirby |
Your question title mentiones http but the trace shows https. Based on the timing values (0.4 seconds) I don't see a general problem. So, what exactly is your problem/question?
@kirby
No need to modify the question title to add [Solved], accepting the answer informs other users that the question has been answered.