nightfox
Mar 28 2006, 01:32 AM
| | Hey,
Here's a weird problem I've encountered. On my test server running CentOS and Apache2 w/ the Apache2 Manual installed and accessible from the web, everything seems fine. So I access it via my home network on which the server is located and the manual loads like I'm on a 56K connection. To give you an idea of the speed, it's just a tweak faster than using MySpace during peak hours. MySpace is still slower than my server though. But today at school, I try it and the thing loads like it was on an OC-93 fiber line at a data center!
AND- if I try to FTP into the server on my LAN, it takes forever! But at school when I tried it, it was like FTPing into my site here at Astahost, maybe even faster due to the server having 0 load.
What is up with my network? Or is it the way CentOS/Apache is configured?
Thanks for any help!
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DjCalvin
May 1 2006, 03:32 AM
This may sound stupid, but we have seen a big difference in a couple datacenters this way. Check your speed duplex settings on the computers vs the switch. most switches are set to auto/auto by default. and so isnt most nic's.. change them to manual settings. if your switch goes 100 full, set that on the switch and on your machine. - C QUOTE(nightfox @ Mar 27 2006, 08:32 PM) 
Hey,
Here's a weird problem I've encountered. On my test server running CentOS and Apache2 w/ the Apache2 Manual installed and accessible from the web, everything seems fine. So I access it via my home network on which the server is located and the manual loads like I'm on a 56K connection. To give you an idea of the speed, it's just a tweak faster than using MySpace during peak hours. MySpace is still slower than my server though. But today at school, I try it and the thing loads like it was on an OC-93 fiber line at a data center!
AND- if I try to FTP into the server on my LAN, it takes forever! But at school when I tried it, it was like FTPing into my site here at Astahost, maybe even faster due to the server having 0 load.
What is up with my network? Or is it the way CentOS/Apache is configured?
Thanks for any help!
[N]F
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Spidey
May 4 2006, 03:50 PM
hello everyone ... who can tell me whoat kind of cable do i hace to use to connect 2 pc`c on lan. i have a stright cable but i have an error(limited or no conectivity) can anyone help me ? thanks a lot
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evought
May 4 2006, 03:59 PM
QUOTE(Spidey @ May 4 2006, 10:50 AM)
hello everyone ... who can tell me whoat kind of cable do i hace to use to connect 2 pc`c on lan.
i have a stright cable but i have an error(limited or no conectivity) can anyone help me ? thanks a lot
Technically, you need a crossover cable, but many new PCs and network cards auto-detect. QUOTE(nightfox @ Mar 27 2006, 08:32 PM)
Hey,
Here's a weird problem I've encountered. On my test server running CentOS and Apache2 w/ the Apache2 Manual installed and accessible from the web, everything seems fine. So I access it via my home network on which the server is located and the manual loads like I'm on a 56K connection. To give you an idea of the speed, it's just a tweak faster than using MySpace during peak hours. MySpace is still slower than my server though. But today at school, I try it and the thing loads like it was on an OC-93 fiber line at a data center!
AND- if I try to FTP into the server on my LAN, it takes forever! But at school when I tried it, it was like FTPing into my site here at Astahost, maybe even faster due to the server having 0 load.
What is up with my network? Or is it the way CentOS/Apache is configured?
Thanks for any help!
[N]F
Other things that can cause that problem: 1) Bad cable, cable too long, or bad interference (too many packet retries slows down link) 2) Too many collisions (probably not a problem on your home network) 3) Too many hubs or switches (If you have hubs/switches stacked too deep, you can have problems) I would guess #1 for a home network: Do you have a really long cable snaking across the house, a bad splice, or a Cat-5 coupler or two in there? If you crimp your own, you may have a bad crimp.
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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG
May 4 2006, 04:12 PM
QUOTE(nightfox @ Mar 28 2006, 08:32 AM)
Hey,
Here's a weird problem I've encountered. On my test server running CentOS and Apache2 w/ the Apache2 Manual installed and accessible from the web, everything seems fine. So I access it via my home network on which the server is located and the manual loads like I'm on a 56K connection. To give you an idea of the speed, it's just a tweak faster than using MySpace during peak hours. MySpace is still slower than my server though. But today at school, I try it and the thing loads like it was on an OC-93 fiber line at a data center!
AND- if I try to FTP into the server on my LAN, it takes forever! But at school when I tried it, it was like FTPing into my site here at Astahost, maybe even faster due to the server having 0 load.
What is up with my network? Or is it the way CentOS/Apache is configured?
Thanks for any help!
[N]F
It's got to be some switching/routing or IP resolution issue. Whats the configuration of your home network? What kind of ethernet cards do you use to connect and what's your switch/hub ? Try this for a starter. Goto your CentOS Server and open up the /etc/hosts file. Add the IP of the computer you access your server from and the Windows name of the same machine (assuming this is a windows platform).. save & quit. Example:
shell> vi /etc/hosts
10.19.168.50 mymachine_name.mydomain mymachine_name
127.0.0.1 servermachine_name.mydomain servermachine_name localhost.localdomain localhost
As you can see - each in this table, each IP is made to correspond to a variety of NetBIOS/NetBEUI names that your Windows machine might have. I'll use my personal network example.. My windows based development platform is called Developix and my Fedora Core 4 server is named Getafix. My network is configured with the 10.19.168.0/24 subnet. I decided to call my domain as testdomain. This is how my hosts file looks like:
10.19.168.50 developix.testdomain developix
127.0.0.1 getafix.testdomain getafix localhost.localdomain localhost
NOTE: What appears to be a SPACE between each name segment here is actually a TAB character. So instead of pressing the SPACE-BAR you should use the TAB key. Also in the same /etc folder you'll find another file called hosts.allow. Edit that too and add the first three octets of your subnet. Example:
shell> vi /etc/hosts.allow
#
# hosts.allow This file describes the names of the hosts which are
# allowed to use the local INET services, as decided
# by the '/usr/sbin/tcpd' server.
#
ALL: LOCAL, localhost, 10.19.168.
~
Now try to access your server and see if there's any big difference in access speed. Don't ask me why - I couldn't spot the exact reason, but it did massively improve connectivity in my case. I found this experimentally. So I assumed it had to be some IP/domain resolution related issue. Also my FC4 has SELinux installed - this could be it's doing too. Maybe having your own access IPs hardcoded into these files somehow makes access a lot quicker. Try it and let me know. If it acts the same way for you - then my doubts will be confirmed.
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giantsfanster
May 5 2006, 04:34 AM
QUOTE(Spidey @ May 4 2006, 08:50 AM)
hello everyone ... who can tell me whoat kind of cable do i hace to use to connect 2 pc`c on lan.
i have a stright cable but i have an error(limited or no conectivity) can anyone help me ? thanks a lot
isnt it a CROSSOVER cable? and one question- what kind of cable do i need for PoE (power over ethernet)
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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG
May 6 2006, 08:20 AM
*BUMP*  so that nightfox takes notice of the solution I posted.. I need to know whether it works out for him too.. then it'll alleviate a lot of doubts.. and I''ll know for sure that the reason I was thinking was indeed the real reason behind this problem.
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nightfox
May 6 2006, 02:50 PM
QUOTE(miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG @ May 6 2006, 04:20 AM) *BUMP* so that nightfox takes notice of the solution I posted.. I need to know whether it works out for him too.. then it'll alleviate a lot of doubts.. and I''ll know for sure that the reason I was thinking was indeed the real reason behind this problem. lol, thanks m^e! It also appears to work on any distro that I launch on my network. Like I had a 333 MHz PII Red Hat 9 machine and it loaded fast when I accessed it via 192.168.1.107 but when I accessed it via my network domain, it's like the request was being sent all around the globe asking every server if they had that file... it was slow like 28K slow... probably less! I'm going to print out a copy of your fix to try it. My server is currently down for some hardware swapping and a fresh Red Hat 9 install. Then I'll give it a test! Anyway, my network is like a slightly smaller version of a enterprise network. It really is. My router has one computer attached, and one cable that runs through my house to my room and from there into my old network hub which I got from my school for free. From there a wireless access point and usually 3-2 PCs will be connected and two connect via the router's access point and/or the other access point (the other one is mainly so I can get a better connection outside need be). But I'm going to go ahead and print out your fix and try it. Thanks, m^e!! To answer your question, giantsfanster, as far as I know any Cat5/5e cable will take PoE. My school just put in a new IP phone system from Cisco and some of the new switches put power through the existing Ethernet wiering to power some of the phones. Of course, not all of the IP phone switches were PoE but it does eliminate power jacks. You also have to be careful with it too. If you use too short of a cable, you could fry the electronics/ethernet card or whatever it is that is using PoE. I found a link for a PoE Injector/Power Supply. They have some technical data that you may be interested in. Here's the link: http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/ps4820-poe.php. [N]F
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nightfox
May 6 2006, 11:27 PM
Ok, m^e... it didn't appear to work... except, I'm on a Fedora Core 5 server now. Here's something funny: FTP is blazing fast but HTTP downloads are still VERY sluggish... I modified the files to reflect what you had (changed of course to match my network) and restarted eth0. Sluggish. I'm curious here...hmmm... m^e (or anyone else if you want to), could you check if the following page downloads fast or sluggish? http://xerge.dynamic10.com/ha/You should see a Bess (Smartfilter Bess Edition) blockpage blocking the address "gmail.google.com". For a while, my school was blocking Gmail so I saved the page to show the technology department and to have some fun!  Anyway, whenever I visit it, it feels like I have dial-up again because it downloads so freaking slow! If you want, m^e, I'll post my hosts file and hosts.allow file for you to take a look at and modify. For reference, my network's internal IPs are 192.161.1.100 through 199. The fedora server is 192.168.1.100 and my Windows machine is 192.168.1.101. The server's IP is static, mine isn't because I normally keep my computer always running so when the IP expires after 24 hours, it gets renewed again. Thanks for the help!! [N]F
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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG
May 7 2006, 08:25 AM
Cool.. Your page downloaded pretty fast for me. And yeah I saw the funny looking Gmail blocking page Posts your hosts file and lets see what we can do about it
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iGuest
Aug 14 2009, 08:48 AM
Slow internet access via wireless
Server Slow On LAN, Fast On The Internet
I have no problem accessing a fast internet connection on my
IMac via an Ethernet cable to my Netgear 8011n Router via a thick wall. However,
My wireless access to the internet on my Mac Powerbook has become desperately
Slow - whether it is placed next to the router on the Netgear network or next to
My iMac via its Airport network. It was all ok initially and was still so even
After I upgraded both machines to Leopard - now access via the Powerbook has
Slowed dramatically by comparison! I don’t recall having changed any settings
On my Powerbook. Anyone any ideas
Please?
-reply by P S G Adams
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fuji0020
May 5 2009, 11:22 AM
Now try to admission your server and see if there's any big aberration in admission speed. Don't ask me why - I couldn't atom the exact reason, but it did massively advance connectivity in my case. I begin this experimentally. So I affected it had to be some IP/domain resolution accompanying issue. Also my FC4 has SELinux installed - this could be it's accomplishing too. Maybe accepting your own admission IPs hardcoded into these files somehow makes admission a lot quicker. Anyway, my arrangement is like a hardly abate adaptation of a action network. It absolutely is. My router has one computer attached, and one cable that runs through my abode to my allowance and from there into my old arrangement hub which I got from my academy for free. From there a wireless admission point and usually 3-2 PCs will be affiliated and two affix via the router's admission point and/or the added admission point (the added one is mainly so I can get a bigger affiliation alfresco charge be). But I'm traveling to go advanced and book out your fix and try it. _________________ my blog
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iGuest
Oct 16 2007, 01:04 AM
I'm having a similar problem with an entirely different setup. I'm running Filezilla server on a cable connection with just a linksys between the modem and the computer. When I access my files locally via File and Printer Sharing, they load quickly. When I try to FTP into that system locally, it's very slow. When I access the FTP remotely, however, it's fast. It's very strange. -kevinthenerd
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t0nedef
Jul 19 2006, 11:24 PM
is your server listening on your lan's local ip address as well as your public ip address, or is it set to a static ip? if your just port forewarding port 80 and port 22 requests from the internet to a private ip address on your lan, then make sure your server is also listening on your lan ip address that it is assigned too, apache can have some real speed issues with requests to an ip it hasn't been told to listen too.... i hope this helps
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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG
Jun 4 2006, 10:59 AM
Awesome Thanks for that bit of info..
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