It would also be helpful to know what flavor of MPE/iX you're on....perhaps
you're a patch or 2 from True Enlightenment....]:-)


Al Karman
IT Consultant
US Freightways
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Burke [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 4:41 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Network performance.


> From: Michael Anderson [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>
> Q: What M.P.E. Network, or NMMGR settings can be changed to
> help with the following scenario?
>
> We are experiencing poor network (Terminal Emulators)
> performance. Primarily for NSVT connections to
> HP-e3000/979-400 (STUDENT).
>
> One of our Network experts has started monitoring connections
> to/from STUDENT, using software to analyze TCP packets. This

<-- snip -->

It would be helpful to see some of the displays from nettool.net.sys.

resource -> display

and

status -> tcpstat -> tcpglobal

Also, the result from: linkcontrol @;net=lan1


Also, what has changed in your environment? If the answer is "nothing" and
there are no obvious configuration problems and the only communication
problem on your network is to/from your HP e3000, then you need to consider
the transceiver on the LANIC or the LANIC itself (last resort).

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