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10-01-2001 11:59 PM
10-01-2001 11:59 PM
Network block
In my L1000 I have 2 NIC's. Between 00.00 and 00.05 both the NIC's go down. The link (tested with linkloop) stays ok, but a ping gives all packet-loss. Nothing in the dmesg or the syslog.log. Cards have been replaced. System is patched to latest level. Only method is a reset of the cards or the switchports. The switch (HP ProCurve) is also on the latest firmware-level (C.09.09)... can anyone explain or give another hint?!
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10-02-2001 12:23 AM
10-02-2001 12:23 AM
Re: Network block
Hi,
you could check if both nic and switch have the same settings (Bitrate + Duplexmode)
Regards
you could check if both nic and switch have the same settings (Bitrate + Duplexmode)
Regards
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10-02-2001 12:28 AM
10-02-2001 12:28 AM
Re: Network block
Both nics are 100FD (manual set) and also the switch-ports.
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