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Roberto Nibali wrote:
No handshake visible, please capture the whole TCP flow.
from home, www: (normal speed)
http://www.omnovia.com/test/cluster_dump_home.txt
from home, wwwdb1: (normal speed)
http://www.omnovia.com/test/direct_dump_home.txt
All dumps were done on wwwdb1 when accessing. Hopefully you guys can
make heads/tails out of those dumps cause I don't know what I'm reading.
Hmm, could you add at least one '-v'? To me it's not enough information
to figure out what's going.
I did notice that in both cases, going directly to wwwdb1 used about
200 packets and both cases of using the cluster, around 100.
On the cluster don't you want to capture from the ethernet interface level on
the director to really see what is being returned to the client? A dump from
the RS might not look that different between the two cases but who knows what
is going on on the director.
tcpdump -s 160 -X -nnvvvi eth? host clientIP and port 80
to get both sides of the connection and the -s/-X will show some of the query
and response so it is easier to line up what part of the tcp dump corresponds
to what part of the http flow and if there are major differences between the
VIP and RIP sequences.
Rob
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