[Info-vax] TCPIP tying up system

JF Mezei jfmezei.spamnot at vaxination.ca
Sun Nov 28 11:22:23 EST 2010


John Wallace wrote:

> While we await the crash dump info, would it be appropriate, for the
> benefit of other readers who may one day find themselves in a similar
> situation where a crash dump provides answers rather than the present
> guesswork and speculation,


Excuse me ?

Why a crash dump because you CPU reaches 100% and you can't issue
commands because thge TCPIP processes that consume CPU have higher
priority than normal interactivce processes ?

There is no "crash" here, just piss poor implementation of TCPIP
Services which grants itself too high a priority and will bog down a system.

Once the attack is ended, the system returns to normal. Teling people to
 get a crash dump on VMS like that is like asking Windows users to ALT
CTRL DEL their system and re-install Windows because their ADSL modem is
not performing well.



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