Yup. When the Sprotsters (and the Couriers, I believe) request that
a packet be resent, they ask for the wrong one (off by one, don't
remember which direction). If a Sportster's on the other end, it
happily makes the same mistake, and sends the needed packet. If
the other end is a Sportster, it sends the packet that the
Sportster actually requested, rather than the one the Sportster
really wants.
We just swiched a POP over from sportsters to
Ascends. Dealing with the lusers has been fun...
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So, this may be the cause of the problems we've all been seeing.
-MZ
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