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[Xen-users] Networking problems on 2.0.7
I'm having some problems on xen 2.0.7
I've setup 5 domains and linked them together such that you have A <->
B <-> C <-> D <-> E. I have two problems:
1. When pinging from A to E (or E to A) the first ping takes ~ 34ms,
following pings take ~0.8ms then after about 10 packets it goes up to
~30ms, then it goes back to normal again and back up at a random time
later, and so on. So I get these random spikes.
2. After a random number of packets (usually about 30) the pings stop
being delivered to E (when sending to A) this happens for a long time
then randomly a batch (usually 10-20) arrive then it goes again, and
so on. This is so bad that the packet loss over ~1500 packets is 85%
I am at a loss as to how to fix this - but it's a serious problem
(obviously) as was intending to use Xen for a network QoS simulation
:-/
Prepared to do debugging stuff if you tell me what to do!!
-Rob
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