04-14-2011 02:52 AM
Hello, I have got a problem with a Cisco ACE that send a TCP RST to clients whith low bandwith...
The traffic is HTTP and I double check my loadbalancing configuration that is just fine....
What can I do to avoid this problem ?
Is it a TCP parameter that I can increase to avoid the ACE sending this RST ?
What can I check to now where the problem come from.
Here is what I did :
=> Perform a wireshark on the client (I just see a TCP RST/ACK coming from the ACE)
=> Perform a full debug using syslog on the ACE (nothing special is loggued)
Thanks by advance for all help that you will be able to provide.
04-14-2011 03:25 AM
I also notice a TCP Dup ACK from the ACE to my client just before receiving the RST.
Maybe it helps...
04-14-2011 03:57 AM
Vincent
You will get a much better response if you move this post into the "Data Center -> Application Networking" forum where they deal with questions on load-balancing.
Jon
04-14-2011 04:39 AM
Could this be related to the fast that I don't use "no normalization" at the moment ?
11-01-2011 05:34 PM
Hi Vincent,
We have a similar problem but it's presenting where there is an MTU type issue on a VTI tunnel. ICMP is doing it's thing, but the ACE seems to be sending a TCP RESET anyway.
Did you every get your problem resolved?
regards,
Julianne
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