[KLUG Members] RE:multicast problem.
Adam Williams6
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Mon, 22 Apr 2002 16:14:49 -0400 (EDT)
>Could it be that your chirping box has QoS packet scheduler (Quality of
>Service) enabled?. It is supposed to control rate of flow and
Doubtful, it is *absolutely* identical to all the other WinY2k
workstations as far as the software installed (AFAIK) and hardware (I know
they are all identical in that aspect). But I'll wander down today and
take a look.
>prioritization. I have not looked at the traffic from a QoS enable
>card, so I don't know if that is what it would look like.
The values of ECN and priority bits are normal, which is unusual if this
is QOS related traffic.
>On an unrelated note...I had to fill in for a couple of W2k classes
>(Active Directory and Network Infrastructure) a couple of weeks ago at
>IvyTech. By the end of the classes, the students were more interested
>in using Linux than the MS W2k. Just giving them the info to make their
>own edumacated decision :)
Nothing like subversion! Question is whether IvyTech will ever ask you
to fill in again? :)
I bought an Active Directory book to see how it stacks up to LDAP.... Ick.
It is like LDAP plus some wierd RPCs and a whole pile of "No, you must do
it this way."
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