NAT timeout
Posted: 15. Mar 2011, 00:27
Hi,
The network connections seems to timeout whenever I try to transfer files, whether it's wget, nfs, or rsync. Here's what I have installed and configured:
Host: Centos 5.5
Client: Fedora 14
eth0: NAT (Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop)
eth1: host-only (Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop, for NFS mounting purposes to host disk)
The length of time before it times out varies, but it seems to behave better after a reboot of the image. Even if the existing wget process is hung up, I can successfully launch another identical wget command, so the network is not completely dead. If I use 'wget --timeout=0', it sometimes resumes downloading but is unreliable.
Thanks in advance.
The network connections seems to timeout whenever I try to transfer files, whether it's wget, nfs, or rsync. Here's what I have installed and configured:
Host: Centos 5.5
Client: Fedora 14
eth0: NAT (Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop)
eth1: host-only (Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop, for NFS mounting purposes to host disk)
The length of time before it times out varies, but it seems to behave better after a reboot of the image. Even if the existing wget process is hung up, I can successfully launch another identical wget command, so the network is not completely dead. If I use 'wget --timeout=0', it sometimes resumes downloading but is unreliable.
Thanks in advance.