Strange Network issue

ehabehab
edited April 29 in Help

hi

What can one check if :

  • network interfaces are up via dhcp
  • resolv.conf has google nameservers
  • i can ping for example 1.1.1.1
  • dns works "resolves hostname" if i can ping www.google.com
  • traceroute works .. at one hop it delays but its oky
  • ipv6 i have disabled to limit checks.
  • i can restart the network service
  • no firewall exists
  • mtu is 1500

my problem is if i try to

wget www.google.com

it resolves ip but never downloads the index page.
http network just pauses.

what elsei can check to finger the problem?
any more checkes/ideas helps.

Thanks in advance
ehab

Comments

  • don_keedicdon_keedic

    Maybe try adding the "--inet4-only" flag to wget.

    wget --inet4-only www.google.com

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  • itsdeadjimitsdeadjim

    Sounds like dropped packets during SSL handshake

    Begin by using tcpdump to verify that there are dropped packets or retransmissions

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  • JabJab Senpai

    verbose flags, debug flags, strace that wget see what it hangs on

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  • rm_rm_

    @ehab said: mtu is 1500

    And what if you try MTU 1400, would it start to work?

  • skorousskorous OGSenpai
    edited April 29

    @rm_ said:

    @ehab said: mtu is 1500

    And what if you try MTU 1400, would it start to work?

    This is a good one because everything else that has worked is smaller packets. I actually just had this problem although in my case I had to go down to 1300 because I was running a tunnel inside a tunnel through a partially brain damaged firewall.

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  • ehabehab
    edited May 1

    ----- will update soon

  • vyasvyas OGSenpai
    edited May 2

    @ehab said:
    ----- will update soon

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  • don_keedicdon_keedic

    @ehab said:
    ----- will update soon

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  • ehabehab

    here are images

    boot process shows it picks up ip and can ping

    next images shows more detailed interface info

    @don_keedic any ideas what to test next.

    this is minimal boot, i cannot install tools to debug more but i have just gotten custom iso option i will try to find different distro with more troubleshooting tools

  • itsdeadjimitsdeadjim

    Try ip -s link show eth0 and see if there are errors and dropped packets. It's not reliable but it's a start.

    Try with lower MTU values as @rm_ said with (i.e ip link set eth0 mtu 1400)

    You can also check with ping -M do -s 1472 1.1.1.1 and lowering values until you do not see "message too long"

    I think you have dropped packets for some reason, it can be some misconfigred firewall somewhere, NIC driver issue, NIC hardware issue or even a faulty eth cable.

    What machine is this?

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  • ehabehab
    edited May 4

    i think i found some lead with this issue.

    installing the vm with hoster template and enabling ipv6 the
    wget www.google.com ### workds

    if i disable the ipv6 and try again it fails.

    the vm is a storage NAT from hostbrr @Labze - Ticket #4126405

    i will add to the ticket this finding.

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  • don_keedicdon_keedic

    @ehab said:
    @don_keedic any ideas what to test next.

    I'll be the first to tell you networking is not my strong suit but at this point, I'm determined to help you figure it out.

    This is one of those things I know for a fact that will come up again randomly sometime in my future and I'm sure the fix is probably on some obscure messageboard that google doesn't index anymore, so for the sake of future ehabs, we're going to have to get this figured out here and now.

    @ehab said:
    i think i found some lead with this issue.

    installing the vm with hoster template and enabling ipv6 the
    wget www.google.com ### workds

    if i disable the ipv6 and try again it fails.

    **the vm is a storage NAT from hostbrr @Labze - Ticket #4126405 **

    i will add to the ticket this finding.

    >

    If you were at OGF, you'd get the "funny", clichéd response, "response time doubled, thanks for using low end support hurr durr" but good on you for trying to seek a fix, for a week, before contacting them. When a provider does have an issue, it's always better to have more information from a client than just "it doesn't work" so hopefully, given all the information provided, he'll be able to quickly diagnose if it's something on his end.

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  • ehabehab

    turns out to be provider blocking outgoing port 80

    i had to change alpine repos from http to https

    hopefully they fix it soon

    thanks all for your help

  • ehabehab

    /close

  • AuroraZeroAuroraZero ModeratorHosting Provider

    @ehab said:
    /close

    shakes his head

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  • don_keedicdon_keedic

    @ehab said:
    turns out to be provider blocking outgoing port 80

    i had to change alpine repos from http to https

    hopefully they fix it soon

    thanks all for your help

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