Hello, At a customer's place, we recently replaced a dead GB-750 (didn't bootup anymore) with a new one, restoring the configuration, but going from firmware 3.5.1 to firmware 3.5.3.
This GB-750 is establishing a site-to-site connection to a remote GB-500 (running 3.5.1), which, as it seems, worked perfectly before we had to replace the dead GB-750. Now and since the day the new GB-750 is in place, the customer complains about frequent "disconnects" of his client-server application, where the clients are running on the GB-750 side, and the server is located at the GB-500 side. I haven't been to their place to check the situation yet, but will do so tonight. What I was planning to do is verify the configuration, have a look at the logs, and try to analyse the exact crash behaviour of their application. The situation is annoying in that way that problems started to arise just at the moment when we replaced the GB-750, but I'm pretty sure there can be 1000 other reasons that can be the cause. For instance, running a "ping -t" from one side to ther other of the VPN only had 3 dropped pings over 1 hour it ran, so the connection seems pretty stable to me. Copying large files from one place to the other works very well too. It seems that they only have trouble with their ODBC connection going through the tunnel. Has anyone else experienced similar problems recently, or in the past? What would be your way to diagnose the situation and either confirm or completely exclude that it is the GB-750? Thanks a lot, Alain --- Alain Fontaine VAlain S.A. Solutions Internet Site web - Intranet - E-commerce http://www.valain.lu ------------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive: http://archives.gnatbox.com/gb-users/
