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The buffer size was just thrown out for something to look for. An easy change but probably not going to help. If the connection was UDP, not TCP, the packets could be received in any sequence. Again, look at the network layouts. What is between the PC and the AS400 at each location. Note any differences. Anything in common with the two locations that in not the same at the other locations? Also look at the ethernet line configurations on the AS400. What is the MTU? Did the two locations change their MTU from the standard. Is the MTU on the PCs the same as the AS400? I am just throwing out ideas and may be way off base. I think I will stop responding at this point, it is getting over my head too. Chris Bipes -----Original Message----- From: John Allen [mailto:jallen@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 12:40 PM To: 'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion' Subject: RE: Socket program problem We are using TCP and I am not sure what the buffer would have to do with it, I was under the impression that Buffer size could be most anything. How could the packets get out of sequence?
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