Check your card's firmware, most by default are set to sleep on
inactivity. Make sure your's isn't set to do this.
-Derek
At 09:12 PM 1/21/2007, David Schulz wrote:
Hello all,
every once in a while i have a machine (6.1) that out of the blue,
sometimes after days, some after 6
Hey,
sure, i can do a script which does the up-down when it cant ping the
router or something, but to be honest i think that is not a
production solution. cheap nic..maybe, some of the nics in question
where onboard ones, which are not the best ones out there, but
others, such as the
Sounds like flaky/cheap network card to me...
[But I'm no expert]
Perhaps, however, just doing a cron job every day to do the ifconfig
down/up would be a simple work-around.
On Sun, January 21, 2007 9:12 pm, David Schulz wrote:
Hello all,
every once in a while i have a machine (6.1) that out
What about firewall and especially ipfw MAC rules?
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since the machines in question are behind a nat router with firewall,
they do not have extra firewall enabled.
On Jan 22, 2007, at 11:56 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about firewall and especially ipfw MAC rules?
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Been there. You need to replace your ethernet switch. It's what
they call an ethernet hardware incompatability.
Forcing the card to 10baset half or 100 base t full might fix it but
probably not.
Ted
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From: David Schulz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
thats harsh, because before i used a cheaper Mitsubishi, forgot the
Model, but before Christmas i purchased a Cisco ws-c2960-48tt-l ,
which i thought was not too bad for what i needed. I just cant
replace it easily now. Really, is that it? Im gonna have to go with
the cronjob / shell
time to
time to remind us the Universe has no fundamental logic
Ted
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From: David Schulz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ted Mittelstaedt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 9:06 PM
Subject: Re: Loosing Ethernet Connectivity
Hi,
thats harsh
David Schulz wrote:
Hello all,
every once in a while i have a machine (6.1) that out of the blue,
sometimes after days, some after 6 months, looses Ethernet Connectivity.
When something is frequently erratic, suspect software. But your
problem looks like intermittent hardware. I have
hey, sure, of course i have checked the cat5 first, but it is clearly
not the cable. id say it is as ted has written. what i would like
to know now is how exactly happens this hardware incompatibility?
On Jan 22, 2007, at 1:51 PM, bobmc wrote:
David Schulz wrote:
Hello all,
every once
On Jan 21, 2007, at 21:59, David Schulz wrote:
hey, sure, of course i have checked the cat5 first, but it is
clearly not the cable. id say it is as ted has written. what i
would like to know now is how exactly happens this hardware
incompatibility?
The interface chips use a very low
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