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Not sure if I can send pictures within this mailing list so here
goes nothing. Another flat-line extract below, this time no DHCP packet seems
to be on the suspect list. What the heck is this dbstar.
Graph showing the flat line near the start:
From: Stephen Salter
[mailto:wireshark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Thanks for the reply. The server has a Static IP, I assigned it within the Teams
TCP/IP settings under network settings. The Static IP is set to be outside the
range of the routers DHCP allowed IP address range. I had tried to use the
router to assign the Static IP, except this caused my VPN link to fail with a
733 error on login, never got round to diagnosing why. Thinking about this now, the VPN link is using a DHCP assigned
IP for the client machine connecting in, doesn't affect the servers IP Address
however. Hmm perhaps I should set this to a fixed IP Address too, to see if it
has any effect. Should the server not be receiving these DHCP packets? From: wireshark-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:wireshark-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Hobbe Just a simple guess on the top of my head. DHCP is checking its status and during that time it does not
send/recieve packets wich gets buffered up and released after the second
solicit and. Just for a test try to put a static address instead of a
DHCP address. HTH good luck Hobbe 2010/3/14 Stephen Salter <wireshark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Hi, I
have been trying to track down an intermittent pause in network activity
between my Windows Home Server and HTPC . I
noticed the pause was occurring as the movies I was watching periodically
stuttered/froze before bursting back into life, like fast forward turned on,
then settling down to normal viewing speed. The occurrence of the pauses seem
to be random, but I would say it happens between 10 to 15 times over a typical
movie length. I
have used wireshark to record the traffic between the two servers during the
pause period, this is as follows: "4379","19.617874","7.168.1.16","7.168.1.253","SMB","Read
AndX Request, FID: 0x400d, 61440 bytes at offset 778371072" "4380","19.759785","7.168.1.253","7.168.1.16","TCP","microsoft-ds
> 49178 [ACK] Seq=23546138 Ack=45235 Win=56589 Len=0" "4381","19.791285","IntelCor_7c:06:c0","Broadcast","ARP","Who
has 7.168.1.1? Tell 7.168.1.3" "4382","20.173328","fe80::b8fb:ec8a:5b36:bf57","ff02::1:2","DHCPv6","Solicit" "4383","20.412176","7.168.1.252","255.255.255.255","UDP","Source
port: filenet-peior Destination port: 22330" "4384","23.561347","7.168.1.252","255.255.255.255","UDP","Source
port: filenet-peior Destination port: 22330" "4385","23.757630","7.168.1.253","7.168.1.16","TCP","[TCP
Keep-Alive] dbstar > 49165 [ACK] Seq=0 Ack=2 Win=64856 Len=1" "4386","23.757785","7.168.1.16","7.168.1.253","TCP","[TCP
Keep-Alive ACK] 49165 > dbstar [ACK] Seq=2 Ack=1 Win=275 Len=0 SLE=0
SRE=1" "4387","28.078082","fe80::b8fb:ec8a:5b36:bf57","ff02::1:2","DHCPv6","Solicit" "4388","29.554158","7.168.1.253","7.168.1.16","TCP","[TCP
segment of a reassembled PDU]" The
Wireshark IOGraph flat lines between the two Solicit packets. Some
other info for you to hopefully help diagnose: 1.
7.168.1.253 is the server (Two Intel CT Desktop Adapters Teamed - Load balanced
- Jumbo Frames 9014) 2.
7.168.1.16 is the HTPC (One Intel CT Desktop Adapter - Jumbo Frames 9014) 3.
7.168.1.1 is the ADSL Router 4.
7.168.1.3 is my laptop that I have used to RDP into my server 4.
7.168.1.252 is a wireless ycam camera and it uses the server via FTP to store
alarmed captured files. 5.
I don't know what the source application of dbstar is, but this occurs many
times in the wireshark capture and doesn't cause pauses every time it appears. 6.
The only thing that seems consistent with other flat line captures I've done is
the Broadcast events, but they are usually something like: "17107","61.452598","IntelCor_7c:06:c0","Broadcast","ARP","Who
has 7.168.1.251? Tell 7.168.1.3" 7.168.1.251
is my printer. Anybody
have any ideas where I go from here, I am still scratching my head? Thanks Stephen
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