I'm just wondering a little bit. When I was originally debugging an
other problem noticed packages to one of my locations not causing
the PM to dial ...
Here is the dump (seen on the segment where the PM is attached)
09:22:47.943978 mail.xxx.yy.9969 > ns.aaa.bbb.smtp: P 91:1115(1024) ack 240 win 31744 (DF)
09:24:47.947142 mail.xxx.yy.9969 > ns.aaa.bbb.smtp: P 91:1115(1024) ack 240 win 31744 (DF)
09:26:47.970316 mail.xxx.yy.9969 > ns.aaa.bbb.smtp: P 91:1115(1024) ack 240 win 31744 (DF)
09:28:47.993425 mail.xxx.yy.9969 > ns.aaa.bbb.smtp: P 91:1115(1024) ack 240 win 31744 (DF)
I'm not a TCP/IP expert, and so I don't know if this is a problem (that
I'm not an expert definitivly is a problem, but that's another problem
;-) again).
The formentioned packets appear on a quite regular basis and are always
sent from the same origin.
If there is additional info necessary, I'd supply it.
Thanks for your help.
Heiko
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