On 1/21/2011 9:48 AM, Patrick W. Gilmore wrote:
The issue has been reported to the proper people inside Akamai. They
are investigating, we are not ignoring the issue.
I agree. Akamai NOC is always great to work with.
Jack
The issue has been reported to the proper people inside Akamai. They are
investigating, we are not ignoring the issue.
If any network with on-net Akamai servers has an issue, including this or any
other, please e-mail netsupport-...@akamai.com and that will open a ticket with
our Network Suppo
On 1/21/2011 8:38 AM, Tom Beecher wrote:
Jack-
This is exactly what we're seeing. The Akamai server starts a
retransmission flood aimed at a specific address randomly. We're seeing
thousands of retransmissions of the same packet over and over again,
same sequence/ack numbers, all 1460 bytes. In
Jack-
This is exactly what we're seeing. The Akamai server starts a
retransmission flood aimed at a specific address randomly. We're seeing
thousands of retransmissions of the same packet over and over again,
same sequence/ack numbers, all 1460 bytes. In the last capture I have,
it was all JP
Once upon a time, Jack Bates said:
> I have a customer reporting the same thing. The traffic flood goes to
> offline modem bank IPs. So far, Akamai hasn't actually grasped what the
> problem is and says everything is fine. :(
me too
I hadn't captured the traffic during one of the floods yet, b
I have a customer reporting the same thing. The traffic flood goes to
offline modem bank IPs. So far, Akamai hasn't actually grasped what the
problem is and says everything is fine. :(
Luckily, most of the traffic (not all) is coming from my local cluster,
so it's easier to monitor what's goin
I've received a couple of responses off list, and am now in touch with
Akamai directly.
I appreciate everyone's assistance.
On 1/20/2011 4:04 PM, Tom Beecher wrote:
I'm looking for an Akamai contact to try and address a strange situation.
We have multiple sites across the country that aggrega
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