The solution was easy. Dan Riley's message (thankfully step-by-step!) is
the way to make it work:
You need to increase the number of udp hops, which is controlled by
the inet subsystem parameter udp_ttl. You can probably do this from the
'dxkerneltuner' interface; if you're not a GUI kind of person, put
inet:
udp_ttl = 100
into a file and then
sysconfigdb -m -f [your file]
which will update /etc/sysconfigtab, and will take effect on the
next reboot. You can adjust on a running system without a reboot via
sysconfig -r inet udp_ttl=100
Thanks to:
Oisin McGuinness
Claude Scarpelli
Dan Riley
Serguei Patchkovskii
Stuart Whitby
Mike
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Michael C. Pelley, B.Sc., Dipl.C.S.(MIS)
Internet Systems Administrator
Network Operations Centre - Information Technology
College of the North Atlantic, St. John's, NF A1C 6L8
Tel: 709.758.7044 Fax: 709.758.7052
E-mail: michael.pelley_at_northatlantic.nf.ca
Received on Thu Feb 08 2001 - 13:10:21 NZDT