A network failure means that you are not running with the Microsoft Loopback Adapter installed and that the IP address bindings on the machine changed.
The afsd_service.exe is deadlocking on shutdown due to a bug that is fixed in 1.4.2-beta1. Jeffrey Altman Joe Buehler wrote: > After upgrading to AFS Client 1.4.0101 we are getting the following > popup on a Windows 2000 Server client machine: > > ======= > AFS Client Service: Fatal Error > > Client exiting due to network failure. > Please restart client. > NCBLISTEN lana=4 failed with code 17 > ======= > > I cannot use the padlock panel to restart the client -- it thinks the client > is running and hitting "Stop" has no effect. Task Manager shows the > afsd_service process running. However, I have no access to any of the AFS > drive letters. Our solution at present is a reboot. I also cannot > restart the service using the services applet. This is a production build > machine so we are going to just downgrade it at the moment.
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