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ethereal only can capture the data which you have sent to the NIC. For ssl data, you can try "ssltab" . Will be a better SSL trouble shooting tool. The key is in the browser. I dont think there is easy way to do this.

You need some caching appliance.eg. netcache. bluecoat. cisco engine..inktomi..

This happen quite common. lot of users complained about this. Possible cause: 1)Browser bug 2)firewall bug 3)proxy server bug If you want to narrow it down, need to sniffer in each point to narrow it down.

Hmm...you telnet to a wrong port. port 23 is the telnet port. Do you have unix ? It will be easier telnet from unix. Any way , follow this steps: 1)telnet ip 80 2)GET / HTTP/1.1 3)Host: ip address 4)<enter> <enter>(key control) see if you can get the page.

plug in a sniffer to check what is happening.

what did the sniffer and ethereal report? if packet loss , it must report something.. make sure router interface and unix interface full duplex. dont set it to auto. what kind of collision?

on client side, telnet to server ip: port 80. GET / http/1.1 to check if you can get the page or not. simple way---get a packet trace. will know what happen. 1) make sure 80 port is open on server side :netstat -na 2) index.htm/html in the page you request..