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From: lauren@RAND-UNIX.ARPA
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Subject: handshakes
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Date: Sun, 25-Aug-85 14:41:33 EDT
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In general, when two machines can't talk to each other, one of the
following is the cause:

1) Braindamaged local modifications
2) Incorrect control file setup
3) Parity/flow control problems on interconnect circuits/modems
4) System kernel buffering/performance problems (i.e. inability to
   consistently handle input at "high" speed).

--Lauren--