Windows 7 Problem of bandwidth with Windows 7 32 bit

raj9999

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I am facing a strange problem with my laptop. I have to use putty to connect to
AIX servers but when I login into the server through putty then any command
whose output is more than 20 lines hang that session indefinately. Same way, if
I use FTP on cmd prompt & try to get a file from server to my laptop, it
doesn't work & the session get hanged everytime.

I have tried with new putty setup's many times but same result.

Can anyone please help me in this?
 

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It sounds like you are experiencing issues with your SSH connections through PuTTY and FTP sessions on your laptop, where sessions are hanging when the output exceeds 20 lines or when transferring files via FTP from the server. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try to address these problems:

For SSH Connection Issues in PuTTY:​

  1. PuTTY Settings: Check the settings in PuTTY to ensure they are configured correctly for your SSH connections. Pay attention to the settings related to terminal emulation, display, and connection timeouts.
  2. Server Configuration: Verify the server configurations, especially regarding SSH and terminal settings. There might be specific limitations or configurations on the...
It sounds like you are experiencing issues with your SSH connections through PuTTY and FTP sessions on your laptop, where sessions are hanging when the output exceeds 20 lines or when transferring files via FTP from the server. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try to address these problems:

For SSH Connection Issues in PuTTY:​

  1. PuTTY Settings: Check the settings in PuTTY to ensure they are configured correctly for your SSH connections. Pay attention to the settings related to terminal emulation, display, and connection timeouts.
  2. Server Configuration: Verify the server configurations, especially regarding SSH and terminal settings. There might be specific limitations or configurations on the server-side that affect your session.
  3. Network Stability: Ensure that your network connection is stable. Fluctuations or interruptions in the network can lead to session hangs.

    For FTP Transfer Hangs:​

  4. Firewall: Check if there are any firewall settings on the server or your laptop that might be interfering with the FTP connection. Firewalls can sometimes block or disrupt file transfers.
  5. Passive FTP Mode: Try switching between active and passive FTP modes in your FTP client to see if that resolves the issue. Passive mode is usually preferred for modern networks.
  6. FTP Server Configuration: Verify the FTP server settings to ensure they are correctly configured for file transfers.

    Additional Steps:​

    • Update PuTTY: Make sure you are using the latest version of PuTTY to avoid any known issues that might have been resolved in newer releases.
    • Check Logs: Look for any error messages or logs that might provide more insight into why the sessions are hanging. Try these steps and see if they help resolve the issues you are facing with your SSH connections and FTP transfers. If the problems persist, provide more details or error messages for further assistance.
 

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