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This is a discussion on slowings and ICMP/traceroute from jaguarpc network in the Open Discussion & Chit-chat forum
I see that my website is very very slow, i receive a "TTL expired in transit" when i try to ping my www.spinelli-group.com website. I ...

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    ICMP disabled on all jaguarpc network???!!! PROBLEMS

    I see that my website is very very slow, i receive a "TTL expired in transit" when i try to ping my www.spinelli-group.com website.

    I see that also the www.jaguarpc.com website has the same problem

    All the connections are very very slow because of the missing of required ICMP informations during TCP-IP connections.

    Please solve this ASAP.
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    Too slowwwww...

    ICMP is re-enabled now but:

    I see that Mercury and all jaguarpc websites (also www.jaguarpc.com) are very very slow now.

    Lot of time-outs and quite impossible to connect via browser, email... i'm doing miracles connecting to this forum now.

    Sample ping:

    Pinging spinelli-group.com [66.227.76.108] with 32 bytes of data:

    Request timed out.
    Reply from 66.227.76.108: bytes=32 time=998ms TTL=32
    Request timed out.
    Request timed out.

    Please jaguarpc check your network ASAP.
    Thanks
    Last edited by alexs; 10-30-2002 at 05:25 AM.
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    slowings and ICMP/traceroute from jaguarpc network

    I'm an Aletia customer moved to jaguarpc.
    Today i had several big slowings and stops on Mercury because of slow network at jaguarpc (a total of 2 hours, and complaints from my customers...).
    Ping times raised high to "not responding" or like 900ms, 1000ms (too high).
    I noticed that ICMP protocol was disabled for 1 or 2 hours and after re-enabled for "ping" only.
    Now network operations seems to be ok but,

    That's my problem:
    I used a simple perl script to do traceroutes from my website to a selected destination choosed by the user.
    After the move to the new server i understand that ICMP/traceroute was disabled at jaguarpc (support confirmed it to me), so i can't establish my traceroute service at my website.
    ICMP is an useful thing for network operations, sometimes hackers abuse of it to do attacks but aletia and other big hosting companies i know always enabled it without problems.
    I think that hackers attacks are done using other tecniques or ways anyway... so why penalize the real "good-users"?
    There are some ICMP services that could be disabled but the most important should be "ON".

    Vote if you agree or not with me.

    Alex
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