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  • Subject: Re: 30-80% Failure on Pings
  • From: "Jeffrey Silberberg" <jsilberberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2001 18:25:10 -0400

Title: 30-80% Failure on Pings
Tim,
 
        What makes you think it's the AS/400 and not an issue on the Ethernet with an overloaded Collision domain ??  Are you using Hubs or Switches ?  How much of your load is in the same Collision Domain as the iSeries ?  If this is your busy time, it could be that your network not your AS/400 or maybe both are overloaded and that accounts for the loss of ICMP packets.  Remember that a busy highway can only hold so many cars, just ask any rush hour Atlanta driver :-)  An only a Token Ring network can guarantee packet deliver and quality !
 
Jeffrey M. Silberberg
Independent Consultant
CompuDesigns, Inc.
(770) 399-9464
 
AS SOON AS I KNOW THE ANSWERS
THEY CHANGE THE QUESTIONS
 
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 2:23 PM
Subject: 30-80% Failure on Pings

We have an overworked as/400.  And we have a new one on order, but I was wondering if anyone has an idea for a Band-Aid?

Problem.  If I ping a workstation during peak usage I will only get 2 of 5 successful hits...

Is there a way to grant more timeslices/priority to the IP services job, to prevent this problem?  And if so, what job would I change?

Thanks, tim


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