Antwort: AW: Antwort: Re: strange ICMP - packets from node

fmu_at_OERAG.DE
Date: 06/26/03

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    Hi Christian,

    what is this exact for an no option? I don't find this with the command 'no
    -a'.

    Or is this 'pmtu_rediscover_interval' ???

    Frank

    "Sippel, Christian" <Christian.Sippel@IZB.DE>@Princeton.EDU> on 26.06.2003
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    It might sound strange but I can remember I had a similar problem quite a
    while ago and as far as I can remember I turned off Path-MTU-discovery (a
    kernel network option, the no-command) - Just a thought, and, as I said,
    it
    might sound strange...

    Christian

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    > Hi *,
    >
    > Tim: no crontabs, no jobs
    >
    > Bill: no HACMP
    >
    > Is it possible to trace the IP-traffic and find so the source?
    >
    > Best regards,
    > Frank
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    > Bill Verzal <BVerzal@KOMATSUNA.COM>@Princeton.EDU> on 26.06.2003 17:29:31
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    > Is this one or more HACMP clusters or an SP?
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    > You may want to look at your crontabs to see if the process is scheduled
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    > >>> fmu@OERAG.DE 6/26/2003 9:10:56 AM >>>
    > Hi *,
    >
    > on of our nodes send all 10 minutes ICMP-Packets to an IP-Adress (it
    > shows
    > as a ping to the IP-Adress). We observe this in our network
    > monitoring.
    > But I cannot find anything in my process list. I check the process
    > list
    > every second without success.
    >
    > What is the way to trace this so that I can find the command or
    > process
    > which start the ping?
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    > Best regards,
    > Frank Mueller
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