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04-05-2004 03:30 PM
04-05-2004 03:30 PM
Does RCP support RFC 1323 Window Scaling?
On HPUX 11i, has anyone any experience with using rcp options -S and
-R?
eg.
rcp -S 131072 -R 131072 bar user@foo:/foo/bar
I was expecting this to result in TCP Window Scaling factor of 2. The Window Scale option does appear within the SYN/SYN_ACK but the window scaling appears to be set to 0 (the option looks like 0x"030300" i.e. window scale of 2**0 = no window scale)
I hadn't modified ndd tcp_recv/xmit_hiwater_def/lnp/lfp values and I'm testing it over a LAN. HPUX doc suggests that all you need to do is set so_recvbuf and you get the window scaling you need and from rcp documentation it seemed that the -S and -R options were designed to do just that. It doesn't seem to work that way though.
Separately, I tried setting tcp_recv/xmit_hiwater_def to 131072. This resulted in the source host advertising a scaled window, but the dest host still responds with an unscaled window.... I'll try this and pulling the file rather than pushing it next...
... any clues?
Thanks
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eg.
rcp -S 131072 -R 131072 bar user@foo:/foo/bar
I was expecting this to result in TCP Window Scaling factor of 2. The Window Scale option does appear within the SYN/SYN_ACK but the window scaling appears to be set to 0 (the option looks like 0x"030300" i.e. window scale of 2**0 = no window scale)
I hadn't modified ndd tcp_recv/xmit_hiwater_def/lnp/lfp values and I'm testing it over a LAN. HPUX doc suggests that all you need to do is set so_recvbuf and you get the window scaling you need and from rcp documentation it seemed that the -S and -R options were designed to do just that. It doesn't seem to work that way though.
Separately, I tried setting tcp_recv/xmit_hiwater_def to 131072. This resulted in the source host advertising a scaled window, but the dest host still responds with an unscaled window.... I'll try this and pulling the file rather than pushing it next...
... any clues?
Thanks
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04-06-2004 02:25 PM
04-06-2004 02:25 PM
Re: Does RCP support RFC 1323 Window Scaling?
Sorry, sysadmin was probably the wrong group to pot to, reposting to the networking forum
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