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04-04-2002 04:04 PM
04-04-2002 04:04 PM
Connectivity problem (packet loss)
I've got a problem with the networking on my N class 11.0 box.
I've forced 100FD on both box and switch.
"lanadmin -x 0
Current Speed=100 Full-Duplex Auto-Negotiation-OFF"
Tried 3 network cables, and I'm still getting huge packet loss.
Any ideas?
I've forced 100FD on both box and switch.
"lanadmin -x 0
Current Speed=100 Full-Duplex Auto-Negotiation-OFF"
Tried 3 network cables, and I'm still getting huge packet loss.
Any ideas?
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04-04-2002 04:17 PM
04-04-2002 04:17 PM
Re: Connectivity problem (packet loss)
Hi,
Try switching the server to a different port to a system that doesn't have a problem. This may eliminate as to whether this is at the server end or the switch end. If you have a second NIC of the same variety this may eliminate whether the NIC itself is faulty.
Cheers
~Michael~
Try switching the server to a different port to a system that doesn't have a problem. This may eliminate as to whether this is at the server end or the switch end. If you have a second NIC of the same variety this may eliminate whether the NIC itself is faulty.
Cheers
~Michael~
Anyone for a Mutiny ?
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04-04-2002 05:20 PM
04-04-2002 05:20 PM
Re: Connectivity problem (packet loss)
Michael,
Thanks for your reply. I had started doing that when I got it.
Here's what we finally found as the problem:
While I was out of the country, a collegue (spelling?) of mine setup a new switch with 2 VLAN's (we have to nets here).
He had them setup wrong. Had an uplink cable to both networks, and didn't tag the uplinks.
I removed one of the cables and added the port A1 on our switch to both VLAN's and tagged the port on both sides of the cable.
Long story... I'm glad I found the problem.
Thanks again!
John
Thanks for your reply. I had started doing that when I got it.
Here's what we finally found as the problem:
While I was out of the country, a collegue (spelling?) of mine setup a new switch with 2 VLAN's (we have to nets here).
He had them setup wrong. Had an uplink cable to both networks, and didn't tag the uplinks.
I removed one of the cables and added the port A1 on our switch to both VLAN's and tagged the port on both sides of the cable.
Long story... I'm glad I found the problem.
Thanks again!
John
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