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SubjectRe: How to find a sick router with 2.6.17+ and tcp_window_scaling enabled
* Mark Reidenbach <m.reidenbach@everytruckjob.com>:
> I had made an earlier post concerning very poor network performance
> after upgrading to 2.6.17 and later kernels. The solution provided by
> the e1000 developers was that it was in fact a change to the default tcp
> window scaling settings and that there was a router somewhere between my
> computer and its destination.

Are you looking for a traceroute-/mtr-like tool that sends specially
crafted packets and finally comes up with a message like "the router
between x and y is broken"?

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