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[ILUG] FTP and other services ceasing to function...

[ILUG] FTP and other services ceasing to function...

Richard Eibrand reibrand at maths1.kst.dit.ie
Thu Nov 22 10:08:34 GMT 2001


Distro: Redhat 7.2
Kernel: 	2.4.7-10
	2.4.10
	2.4.14

Firewall: Non existent (Disabled)
Networlk Card: 3CCCom575CT-D (PCMCIA NIC)
Lan: 10mb Novell network.

This is the first time this problem occured. 
The box is connected in a 10Mb 10 port Genius lan hub with a crossover cable making the connection
between the patch in the wall to the hub. Hub connection set to normal as opposed to crossover.

The two other boxes connected to hub, who do not loose network connection when said machine goes down.

>Just because ifconfig shows ethX up doesn't actually mean that is is up. Run mii-tool as root when the problem occurs,  this will tell you if the link is ok. If not then your switch/hub is >
to blame.

I ran mii-tool before and after it stopped shipping traffic, same result for both scenarios
-> eth0: autonegotiation failed, link ok

>Then the usual, can you ping the box, ssh/telnet to it etc? If ssh is ok then why not use pscp or a graphical sftp  client?
Once, the traffic has stopped shipping, none of the above work.

>Have you disabled any firewalling that you have in place. (iptables -L or ipchains -L will list the chains/tables). Then  ip[chains|tables] -F to flush the tables/chains.
>Probably using "high security" which is the firewall features in latest
>distros. 

All firewall rules disabled

It seems to crap out after about a 20Mb transfer, could it be a transfer limit somewhere, but if so, 
how does that explain the link going down for other programs that use the connection.


Cheers for your help lads, 

R

>22/11/2001 08:12:58, "Wynne, Conor" <Conor.Wynne at compaq.com> wrote:

>
>Step One: Try pinging from the server. 
>does it work? Go to step two.
>Step Two : Ping from the desktop. Doesn't work?
>
>/etc/rc.d/init.d/bastille stop

This file does not exist.

>Just a thought coz you need to send mo info. 
>






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