Hi,
netstat -ia locks-up reply blocked on io-net for several minutes and
terminates then with the outputs of netstat -1 
BTW SSH daemons compiled under 6.0 are not correct working … it’s the
same game as with the rshd. Has someone expierences with the setup of
the SSH 2 stuff ?? The docs are very fuzzy …
Regards
Armin
Armin Steinhoff <a-steinhoff@web_.de> wrote:
: Hi,
: netstat -ia locks-up reply blocked on io-net for several minutes and
: terminates then with the outputs of netstat -1
Does ‘netstat -ian’ work better? If so, it’s a nameserver issue.
-seanb
: BTW SSH daemons compiled under 6.0 are not correct working … it’s the
: same game as with the rshd. Has someone expierences with the setup of
: the SSH 2 stuff ?? The docs are very fuzzy …
: Regards
: Armin
Sean Boudreau wrote:
Armin Steinhoff <a-steinhoff@web_.de> wrote:
: Hi,
: netstat -ia locks-up reply blocked on io-net for several minutes and
: terminates then with the outputs of netstat -1 >Does ‘netstat -ian’ work better? If so, it’s a nameserver issue.
No … it doesn’t work better. netstat -ian doesn’t block. It returns
immediately with the result of a netstat -i command. netstat -i,
netstat -a, netstat -n are working without problems.
Regards
Armin
-seanb
: BTW SSH daemons compiled under 6.0 are not correct working … it’s the
: same game as with the rshd. Has someone expierences with the setup of
: the SSH 2 stuff ?? The docs are very fuzzy …: Regards
: Armin
Armin Steinhoff a écrit :
Sean Boudreau wrote:
Armin Steinhoff <a-steinhoff@web_.de> wrote:
: Hi,
: netstat -ia locks-up reply blocked on io-net for several minutes and
: terminates then with the outputs of netstat -1 >Does ‘netstat -ian’ work better? If so, it’s a nameserver issue.
No … it doesn’t work better. netstat -ian doesn’t block. It returns
immediately with the result of a netstat -i command. netstat -i,
netstat -a, netstat -n are working without problems.Regards
Armin
-seanb: BTW SSH daemons compiled under 6.0 are not correct working … it’s the
: same game as with the rshd. Has someone expierences with the setup of
: the SSH 2 stuff ?? The docs are very fuzzy …: Regards
: Armin
Very strange, for me, netstat -ia, netstat -an, netstat -ian, netstat -i,
netstat -n work but netstat -a doesn’t reply!
Alain.
Armin Steinhoff <a-steinhoff@web_.de> wrote:
: Sean Boudreau wrote:
:>
:> Armin Steinhoff <a-steinhoff@web_.de> wrote:
:>
:> : Hi,
:>
:> : netstat -ia locks-up reply blocked on io-net for several minutes and
:> : terminates then with the outputs of netstat -1
:>
:> Does ‘netstat -ian’ work better? If so, it’s a nameserver issue.
: No … it doesn’t work better. netstat -ian doesn’t block. It returns
: immediately with the result of a netstat -i command. netstat -i,
: netstat -a, netstat -n are working without problems.
Well that’s beter 
. The only difference between -i and -ia is that
multicast addrs are listed. Do your card support multicast and do you
have it enabled. The allhosts mutlicast group (224.0.0.1) should be
joined when you configure the interface.
-seanb
Alain Bonnefoy <alain.bonnefoy@icbt.com> wrote:
: Armin Steinhoff a écrit :
:> Sean Boudreau wrote:
:> >
:> > Armin Steinhoff <a-steinhoff@web_.de> wrote:
:> >
:> > : Hi,
:> >
:> > : netstat -ia locks-up reply blocked on io-net for several minutes and
:> > : terminates then with the outputs of netstat -1
:> >
:> > Does ‘netstat -ian’ work better? If so, it’s a nameserver issue.
:>
:> No … it doesn’t work better. netstat -ian doesn’t block. It returns
:> immediately with the result of a netstat -i command. netstat -i,
:> netstat -a, netstat -n are working without problems.
:>
:> Regards
:>
:> Armin
:>
:>
:> > -seanb
:> >
:> > : BTW SSH daemons compiled under 6.0 are not correct working … it’s the
:> > : same game as with the rshd. Has someone expierences with the setup of
:> > : the SSH 2 stuff ?? The docs are very fuzzy …
:> >
:> > : Regards
:> >
:> > : Armin
: Very strange, for me, netstat -ia, netstat -an, netstat -ian, netstat -i,
: netstat -n work but netstat -a doesn’t reply!
That’s probably the aforementioned nameserver issue. It’s trying to resolve
an ip addr to a name.
-seanb