| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1252.1 | There is a TCP/IP white paper in the whitepaper directory on gatekeeper | SCHOOL::WASHABAUGH | Born to be Mild | Tue Mar 01 1994 10:20 | 3 |
| gatekeeper::/pub/DEC/DECinfo/whitepaper/hiperf-tcp.ps
doug
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| 1252.2 | | QUIVER::STEFANI | Have the # for the Mars Observer? | Tue Mar 01 1994 11:37 | 8 |
| >> Another question is about the availability of FDDI (tcp/ip) support
>>on DEC 2300 AXP system working in DEC OSF/1 (support for FDDI-EISA board).
The DEFEA (FDDI EISA) does support OSF/1 and OpenVMS, but check with
the PM (Sharon Oneill - DELNI::ONEILL) to find out whether your
particular system is covered.
/l
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| 1252.3 | Node name doesn't exit ! | ZENA::ASTRUA | | Wed Mar 02 1994 06:40 | 5 |
| I was not able to reach (node name doesn't exist) the document:
gatekeeper::/pub/DEC/DECinfo/whitepaper/hiperf-tcp.ps
Thank you for your help and Ciao. Filippo.
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| 1252.4 | wrong node name | MUDDY::WATERS | | Wed Mar 02 1994 07:38 | 11 |
| > I was not able to reach (node name doesn't exist) the document:
> gatekeeper::/pub/DEC/DECinfo/whitepaper/hiperf-tcp.ps
That's because gatekeeper.dec.com is the Internet host for customers
to access the document. "gatekeeper::" with two colons after it was
a confusing mistake. "decwrl" is the Easynet name for "gatekeeper".
Internally, you can use telnet to reach gatekeeper.dec.com just as
our customers would. Or you can access this over Easynet:
decwrl::"/pub/DEC/DECinfo/whitepaper/hiperf-tcp.ps"
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| 1252.5 | has DECinfo moved | APACHE::ALLEN | | Fri Mar 31 1995 13:23 | 6 |
| Is the hiperf-tcp.ps file still at
decwrl::"/pub/DEC/DECinfo/whitepaper/hiperf-tcp.ps"
or has it moved? I tried to copy it and could not find the DECinfo
directory.
Dave
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| 1252.6 | | NETCAD::STEFANI | Welcome to the Revolution! | Fri Mar 31 1995 16:56 | 5 |
| You can get to this file via the following URL:
ftp://ftp.digital.com/pub/Digital/info/whitepaper/fddi-nics.ps
/l
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| 1252.7 | setsockopt of SO_SNDBUF and SO_RCVBUF | APACHE::ALLEN | | Fri Apr 07 1995 12:57 | 8 |
| Thank you for the pointer to pddi-nics.ps. It says 148K socket buffers
were used to get the highest performance but when I do a setsockopt of
SO_SNDBUF and SO_RCVBUF of 148K it returns an error of "No buffer space
available". It will accept values up to 131K. Is there a way to get the
148K? I am using OSF V3.2 on an AXP machine.
Thanks,
Dave
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| 1252.8 | | NETRIX::thomas | The Code Warrior | Mon Apr 10 1995 12:23 | 3 |
| dbx -k /vmunix
(dbx) assign sb_max = 200000
(dbx) quit
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