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From: Chuck Swiger <cswiger@mac.com>
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Subject: Re: very strange sockets problem
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Steel City Phantom wrote:
[ ... ]
> i have eliminated all hardware in between the two systems.  i dumped the 
> traffic with tcpdump and the machine does actually receive the data.  me 
> and my team of developers are stumped, jboss support is stumped, i was 
> wondering if any of you guys could think of something.

Lack of data.  Post a verbose tcpdump trace, anonymizing the IPs if you feel 
you must...and double-check your firewall logs, especially if NAT is involved 
anywhere in the network topology.

-- 
-Chuck