• Subject: Re: Ethernet Card and Broadcasts
  • From: Bob Larkin <blarkin@xxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 30 Nov 1999 23:56:48 -0600

Bill,
What kind of broadcast is occurring. The AS/400 trace only shows comm data at 
the
highest levels of the transport. I would recommend an analysis using a sniffer,
such as SnifferPro. This will show all protocols and layers of your
communications.

I have seen problems with HP Jet Direct devices, WINS machines, master browsing
between workstations, and a host of other issues in networks. I have also found 
a
lot of very inefficient Client/Server code out there. If you ever have the
opportunity to examine the way traffic flows in your network at an application
level, you may be suprised. A good network technician can really enlighten
application folks in the art of communicating effectively.

Bob

"Reger, Bill" wrote:

> We have many AS/400s in our network, at V4R2. One of the routers in our
> network is doing a normal broadcast every 60 seconds.  One AS/400's Ethernet
> comm. is freezing every 60 seconds and lasts for about 15 seconds.  A
> communications trace shows nothing.  Are there any known problems with 400
> Ethernet and Cisco router broadcasts?
>
> William K. Reger

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