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| Re: How to test how many connections are being reset by RST packsaid by macguy  :Anyway I could test this in the os X terminal? I tried, but entering netstat -s find "rest connections" didn't give me any data that said anything about active opens or passive opens or anything else that your post said to look for. Try netstat -s | grep "connection resets received"
If that doesn't work, it's because I got the string "connection resets received" wrong. Just do a netstat -s and look for something like:
Tcp:
79600 active connections openings
35524 passive connection openings
12573 failed connection attempts
5257 connection resets received
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| Re: How to test how many connections are being reset by RST packTwo torrents running. AT&T is not (AFAIK) running Sandvine (or Ellacoya):
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1 edit | Re: How to test how many connections are being reset by RST pack Anime fansub "H2" has been running for the last 38 hrs., 10 mins. Only 67.3% complete. Connected to 22 peers, 4 seeds. Running at 23KBps down.
Anime fansub "Zombie Loan" is complete, but share ratio is at .886. Took 1 hr., 13 mins. to download 171.49 MBytes. Currently connected to 33 peers.
In that same 38 hour period I have downloaded probably 6, or 7 other shows at ~171MBytes each. Two, or three completed in under 20 minutes.
The box was rebooted some time before I started downloading "H2", which is a 41 episode series; 9,488.64 MBytes for the whole shebang.
The combined upload is roughly 43KBps; which, I think, is about right for a 512kbps DSL upload (512*.85/8?) The SpeedStream 4100 reportedly has a built-in QoS priority for outbound ACK packets, so saturating the upload has minimal impact on download.
I have no idea why so many resets.
Not counting stuff happening on the LAN, of course. A mail server running on another computer, with twice daily access from this one. Web surfing. Email testing to off-site servers for helping poster in Usenet groups. Downloading Usenet headers...
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