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Subject: Re: Strange net errors: how can I trace it?
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> I have sometimes HDLC errors on my link (between two boxes running
freebsd and
> connected by modem) and this has no effect on the possibility of
running ftp
> ssh and so on. All is always working well. 

So it's not an HDLC problem.

Someone tell me to use tcpdump to see what's going wrong.
But What should I look for? 

Paolo

p.s. apologize me for my bad english, I hope you understand me =3D)

p.p.s. I tried to ask for help on the net ml, but no one have replied to
my msg =3D(



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