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06-20-2002 10:11 PM
06-20-2002 10:11 PM
Hp 9000 G-40 not in network
it is a HP 9000 G40 server Which is not coming in Network
I am not able to ping the same server, but link lights are there in server and hubs.
It is also showing interface is up and running
If I disconn. the n/w cable the console the is msg saying the cable is disconn..
I hv changed the port and the tried different IP also,.
Inspite I hv changed the Ethernet card too... still it is not getting pinged...
Please help me regarding this problem
I am not able to ping the same server, but link lights are there in server and hubs.
It is also showing interface is up and running
If I disconn. the n/w cable the console the is msg saying the cable is disconn..
I hv changed the port and the tried different IP also,.
Inspite I hv changed the Ethernet card too... still it is not getting pinged...
Please help me regarding this problem
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06-20-2002 10:21 PM
06-20-2002 10:21 PM
Re: Hp 9000 G-40 not in network
Hi,
1) Between the pinging system and the server, is there a firewall that is blocking ICMP packets such as ping (ICMP echo request/reply) packets?
2) How many interface cards are there in this server. Verify that the activated interface (ifconfig'ed up) is the one connected with a network cable, not the unactivated one.
3) Are you pinging it from a system in the same subnet (VLAN)? If not, check that your default route is set correctly:
# netstat -rn
Try to perform a linkloop test from a HP-UX system within the same subnet (VLAN) to the HP-UX server's MAC address. This is to verify layer-2 connectivity.
Show us the output of:
1) lanscan
2) ifconfig lanX
3) netstat -rn
Hope this helps. Regards.
Steven Sim Kok Leong
1) Between the pinging system and the server, is there a firewall that is blocking ICMP packets such as ping (ICMP echo request/reply) packets?
2) How many interface cards are there in this server. Verify that the activated interface (ifconfig'ed up) is the one connected with a network cable, not the unactivated one.
3) Are you pinging it from a system in the same subnet (VLAN)? If not, check that your default route is set correctly:
# netstat -rn
Try to perform a linkloop test from a HP-UX system within the same subnet (VLAN) to the HP-UX server's MAC address. This is to verify layer-2 connectivity.
Show us the output of:
1) lanscan
2) ifconfig lanX
3) netstat -rn
Hope this helps. Regards.
Steven Sim Kok Leong
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06-20-2002 10:24 PM
06-20-2002 10:24 PM
Re: Hp 9000 G-40 not in network
Hello,
check your netstat output
#netstat -nr
You are telling that you are using hub to connect .
The hub must be running at 10Mbps.
change your machine settings also to 10Mbps to match the speed of the hub.
Please post your netstat output.
check your netstat output
#netstat -nr
You are telling that you are using hub to connect .
The hub must be running at 10Mbps.
change your machine settings also to 10Mbps to match the speed of the hub.
Please post your netstat output.
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