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Downloading content greater than 2000 bytes from local network hangs in browser on Windows XP

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http://serverfault.com – We have web application that runs under Tomcat in a local network. Our customers experience strange problem using this web application. Let's say Tomcat server runs on host1 and we open webapp URL in browser on host2. Any browser on host 2 starts opening page and downloading of content "hangs" for hours. We've made bunch of experiments and found that any content larger than 2000 bytes makes browser request hang. Tried in Internet Explorer 8, Opera 12, Firefox. At the same time if user opens website from internet, it works. Opening webapp from the same host1 where Tomcat is running works norm (HowTos)

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Submitted by grtyyu on 10/24/2012 – Made popular on 10/24/2012

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