Just an update on this issue...
I didn't have one incident of my problem for a week after installing a
USB Ethernet adapter in the EX470. Today I received the USB Gigabit
Ethernet adapter and installed it with no problems. My music transfers
are much speedier now. I can tell no difference between
I found errors in the event log that led me to some evidence that the
on-board NIC in this server has issues when combined with certain
routers and switches. Not enough info out there to know what combos
work and what don't, unfortunately.
I've ordered a USB NIC and Cat6 to replace the Cat5e and
MeSue;655919 Wrote:
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I had too many issues with my MediaSmart. I only owned it for a few
months and then built my own and never looked back.
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Squeezed_Rotel
John Marshall
SqueezeCenter 7.3.4 running on a DIY PC, Windows 7 64
You've looked at the error log?
Anything incriminating? Any warnings or errors about anything at all?
If they've hidden the event viewer from you, try start / run /
"eventvwr.msc /s" (without the quotes).
If that doesn't work, check system32 for eventvwr.msc. If it isn't
there, I can email you a 2
Thanks, Bob. I may need to resort to getting one of those, or the
diagnostic cable that's made especially for the HP MSS.
I removed the critical drive with 58 bad sectors and I still had the
problem last night. Now the drive that had 1 bad sector is up to 3 and
another drive is showing 1 bad sect
As a BTW, there are USB-to-VHA/HDMI available for around $40.
I'd think about getting one of these setup before I started messing
with NIC settings.
'Google shopping search for usb-vga adapters'
(http://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&safe=active&tbs=p_ord%3Ap&tbm=shop&q=%22usb+to+vga%22+adapte
Hmmm... in reading posts on some WHS forums, I found out about a SMART
addin for WHS. I installed it, and it is reporting one of my disks
having critical health (53 bad sectors) and another one potentially
failing (1 bad sector). I am running a checkdsk repair overnight.
I guess I will hold off
Thanks for the suggestions, everyone!
I thought it might be the switch so I replaced it about 2 months ago.
Also swapped out the cables, but I don't have any Cat6. I will see
about getting some.
I found a USB Ethernet adapter I already had, so I am going to try
switching to that tomorrow. It's n
When this happens to me, the reason is apparent.
Since I have several machines and devices on two different two-hop
loops (1 at 100 and the other at 1 gig,) I lose devices geographically.
Normally this is caused by a switch having a brain-fart. Repeated
brain-farts have been followed by hard fail
I don't know this machine but perhaps it is normal behavior that in
absence of an uplink the machine reboots. I've had headless machines
with a watchdog set to reboot when the network seems down, as a missing
link is unlikely while a wedged OS might happen.
Usually the watchdog has a hardware port
To keep ypu busy until someone that are familiar with the WHS comes
along ;-)
The usual things suspects:
- We you checked HP.com for new bios and drivers
- The first part of your problem made me think of some power settings.
Try to go to Advanced power settings and check for network related
setti
I have had this problem with my server for a while and have never been
able to figure it out. Sometimes it doesn't happen for months at a time
but now it has started happening regularly again and I need to get to
the bottom of it because it is really annoying.
I have a headless HP MediaSmart Serv
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