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<0> can you open port 21 on another machine on your local network?
<1> I'd think that too - but its any ftp server - same network, my server in houston
<2> Tables R and S are the same size.how do i tell how many buffers they use?
<0> vinsewah: select <some columns> you mean?
<3> How many buffers? What the **** are you talking about?
<4> there are some ip utils you can use to see whats going on
<0> vinsewah: 1. what database are you using?
<5> i was wondering that myself :<
<2> ie buffers in the bufferpool
<0> vinsewah: 2. why do you want to know about buffers?
<2> Inge-: PostGRE
<4> a quick trace will show you whats going on too
<2> Inge-: because i changed the buffere replacement policy to 2Q
<2> Inge-: im doing an analysis on differetn buffer replacement policies, LRU, MRU 2Q
<1> Rizard^ - not really
<1> i can connect to this server on port 80 and on custom rdc port and anyother open ports
<1> i cant connect to it on port 21
<1> but from my other box i can hit all ports fine
<4> not really what?
<1> <4> a quick trace will show you whats going on too
<1> even packet sniffing
<1> let me see what packet sniffing revelea.s
<1> last time i did this it wasnt very helpful
<4> what do you think i mean by a quick trace?
<4> a sql trace?
<1> was your answer aimed at me? if it was aimed at me i would ***ume network tracing tools;)
<1> if it wasnt aimed at me then my apologies
<2> hellpp
<2> mooo
<2> =(
<4> i'd be curious to know what 'cant connect' means, is that what your ftp client says?
<0> Arrakis: set up ftp on port 21 on another machine in your network - heck, even on your own machine
<4> connection rejected or timed out ??
<3> And how quickly such a result is returned.
<1> instanta failure connection failed
<0> arrakis: then try to connect. also try telnet to port 21. if you get the cursor in the top left of the telnet window, you connected
<1> instantaneously
<4> well if you see the reset packet in your trace, you'll figure it out
<1> yeah - my packet sniffer is giving me jack
<4> if its software explicitly doing it, sysinternals can help you with that, they have some good ip tools
<1> 1 sec trying to install ftp server on other machine
<1> im gonna be ticked if it asks for the win 2k3 cd heh
<4> you already checked the basics right, like your tcpip settings, make sure no filtering is turned on, no firewall software, etc?
<1> yes
<1> i have no outbound firewall
<0> that is what we are testing with a local ftp server -
<0> where he has control of all the variables
<4> and turning the firewall off all together had the same effect
<4> i'd run a netstat -ano and see how many local ports you have in use too
<4> win2k/xp only allow for 5k local ports unless you chaged that in the registry
<1> i had a bunch of ports open
<1> but i fixed that by killing ms active sync
<1> but it wasnt at 5k
<4> after theyre closed the sit in a time_wait state for 4 minutes by default
<4> then after that, theyre finally released
<1> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/HA6HYG50.html
<1> heh
<4> programmers here didnt know how to do connection pooling properly so they used up all the ports on the ts box
<4> then blamed me of course
<1> ugg
<1> i cant find the iso
<4> do you have admin access to any 2k3 servers?
<4> look for an i386 folder in %systemroot%
<1> oi found it
<1> mounting
<0> you can install ftp on any winxp client there as well
<1> have access to 2 machines here
<1> okay
<1> ftp service is setup
<1> turning off ICF on win2k3 server
<1> Connecting To 192.168.15.101...Could not open connection to the host, on port 21
<1> : Connect failed
<1> Connecting To 192.168.15.101...Could not open connection to the host, on port 21
<1> : Connect failed
<1> poof
<1> packet sniffing never shows any traffic attempts
<0> can you connect to it from any other machine in your network?
<1> yep
<0> so just your machine
<0> is not working
<1> correct
<0> are you running packet sniffing on your machine, or on the network?
<1> and only when connecting to one prot
<1> the machine
<1> i dont think my little ole router supports capturing on teh netowrk
<6> Arrakis : try PASV ftp instead of PORT
<0> bu you go pasv AFTER connecting
<0> don't you?
<1> YuppieGTB - its never connecting
<1> Connecting To 69.93.213.6...Could not open connection to the host, on port 21: C
<1> onnect failed
<1> thats via telnet
<1> it never ever even connects
<1> if you telnet into it
<1> you will get a 220
<0> I once had a problem with a bsd servers dhcp server which didn't serve clients. did a packet sniff on the server - everything looked fine. did a packet sniff on a different machine on the network, and the packets came out with no dhcp data in them...
<1> if i telnet to it from my other box it works
<0> reinstall?
<1> a reboot
<1> will take care of the problem
<7> Arrakis : turned off firewall?
<0> hmm
<1> haahhahaha
<0> reinstall ;)
<1> hahah
<1> omfg
<1> dude
<1> windows icf
<0> yeah?
<1> the firewall that doesnt block or monitor outgoing
<1> omg
<1> oh wait
<1> nm
<1> i ended up typing in terminal in
<1> the rdc - damn
<1> no wait.
<1> yes that was it
<0> ok, no stop
<1> icf - which doesnt block outgoing port 21 .. was blocking outgoing port 21 heh
<2> what is the paste site?
<0> yay!
<0> vinsewah: topic
<1> that's oddddddddddd
<1> cause you really cant control that one
<1> i meanthere is no config in windows to control outbound
<0> is it a w2k3 server?
<1> I'm half tempted to report it as a bug
<1> no its xp sp2
<0> hmm
<0> I would be pissed if it blocked ftp
<0> and only "after a while" ?
<1> yes
<1> dude - you have no ****ing idea
<1> and i've never ever bothered with icf
<3> ICF doesn't block outbound.
<1> because it never ever blocks outgoing - there is no way to control it - it doesnt do it and there is no way to contorl it
<0> I have never had a problem with it
<1> exactly Halo_Four
<3> It will provide said functionality in Vista.
<1> but.
<1> [Arrakis] I'm half tempted to report it as a bug
<1> cause i set it to off
<1> and conencted and bam
<3> Call 'em up, they'll probably tell you what dumb**** thing you did to break it ;)
<1> i just turned it back on
<1> and all connections on outbound 21 just ceased
<1> i'd blame it on the stupid vpn client from netgear
<1> tbh
<1> but i dunno know
<1> it loks like icf gets caught on something
<0> hmm
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