I had/have this problem with my thrid network card which goes to a LAN
upstairs. It's happened since moving to a new firewall (hardware changed but
HDD stayed).. I moved the cards around and even changed the cards over.

In the end I disabled the card as it was no longer needed but found that it
was sharing IRQs which was weird as I changed then in the BIOS but they
seemed to still want to have the same IRQ as the other NIC. weird...

I was getting a whole lot of errors though on the console.. this isn't
possibly what you've got but just thought I'd throw that in...


thanks,
George Vieira
Systems Manager
Citadel Computer Systems P/L


-----Original Message-----
From: Terry Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 19 December 2001 10:19 AM
To: Slug List
Subject: [SLUG] Dud Network Car?


Just checking my thought processes before I start pulling hw apart.

The server network looks to be fine, ifconfig reports all interfaces up,
but ping always return network/host unreachable or such. Ifconfig shows
no packets on eth0 interface. tcpdump only shows messages from this
host.

At this stage I am thinking that perhaps the network card has died for
some reason ( power drops out have been recently occurring)

Curiously traceroute shows a line like

1. cissus 2998.99ms !H  2998.99ms !H 2998.99ms !H

This has me thinking that perhaps it is as simple as a snafu'ed file
from the power outages. netstat -nr is fine with lo line, local network
line and gw line.


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