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Subject: The OS or network adapter?
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Hi, everyone:
     Now I telnet to my server, which respones very very late;
I "ping" to it, the packet takes server seconds to return. If
I run a web server on the machine, and ping out from the machine,
it said "no buffer availid". Without running the web server,
it also takes a long time to transfer the packets. 
     What cause this problem? Is it possible that the network 
adapter has something wrong?
     Thanks for any answer!

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