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Re: FTP Bytes In count reset

hi Doug,

Are you doing an MGET/MPUT? If so, it uses a separate TCP connection for each file you transfer. So, the byte count would be reset after each file is finished.


On 6/10/2011 7:55 PM, Hart, Doug - EI wrote:

I'm running a number of large file transfers i5 to i5 using FTP. So
sitting on a NETSTAT screen I can see each active session with the
number of bytes in on the target host. Every once in a while I'll
refresh (F5) my screen and see how it's doing. But it seems that
after a while the number of bytes in will drop. And it's not just
one session, but all of them or at least the larger ones (a few gig
transferred). It doesn't seem to be a restart and it's to big a
drop it be a resend triggered by a bad block. But the overall run
time seems OK. The SAVF on the target finishes OK and is not
corrupt. The number of bytes is not hitting 9,999,... gig and
wrapping the column field size.

Anyone seen this, any answers?



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