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RE: [cobalt-users] Cube 3 - email problems
- Subject: RE: [cobalt-users] Cube 3 - email problems
- From: "Josh Gasber" <cobalt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu Jun 7 07:09:32 2001
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
>Josh Gasber wrote:
>>
>> We are using a Cube 3 to handle all of our outbound mail relay and have
been
>> experiencing the following:
>>
>> Problems sending email with attachments
>> This is primarily a problem with users on different parts
of our wan
>> (non-local). They are experiencing timeouts with their email client on
>> outbound email. These emails only have a 40k attachment. The wan link
from
>> the remote to the host side, where the cube is located is a 64k frame
relay
>> connection over cisco 2600/1600 routers.
>>
>> There should be NO issue with volume on the Cube, as only 200-500
messages a
>> DAY are being handled by it and there is no other traffic at all directed
>> towards it (I know it is being vastly underutilized, maybe if this gets
>> resolved somethings will change).
>>
>> Any clues about directions to look for a solution or things to check
would
>> be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Thank You,
>> Josh
>
>Will DeHann wrote -
>
>Mis-matched duplex settings on any connection between Qube and clients
>can cause the timeout in sending mail that you're experiencing.
>
>The 56k line configuration is the most likely problem, but if the Qube
>is connected to a managed switch, verify you're 100bT full duplex at
>both ends.
Will,
The cube is sitting on a 10bT hub. That hub is uplinked to another 10bT hub
which is connected to a Cisco 2610 router which is connect to Frame Relay
over Frac-T1 (384k to the cloud) The remote side is connect via 64k line to
the cloud, Cisco 1600 router and then 10bT hub.
The troubling fact is that this exact same setup is used to connect to
multiple remote sites, in the exact same configuration, none of which is
experiencing the same problem.
Does this change anything or help you in any way point me at some trouble
shooting ideas.
Thank You,
Josh