Vanhorn, Mike wrote:
>
> It turned out to be something very simple, but which wasn't obvious to
> check to begin with. There was another computer (a Windows machine) that
> was supposed to have been taken out of service a long time ago, but
> someone has recently put it back on the network. Because it was supposed
> to have been no longer used, it's IP address was re-allocated (a year and
> a half ago!) to the machine that I have been agonizing over all week.
>
> On someone's suggestion, I decided to put the problem PC on a different
> subnet, because we thought it might be something amiss with the new
> networking hardware that was installed a month or so ago, and suddenly the
> problem went away. Some more investigation, and we discovered that the IP
> address was still being used, and, thus, stumbled across the actual
> problem.
>
> Thank you to all who responded!
Glad you got it. I've been *really* busy all morning - shutdown of chilled
water at 0-dark-30 meant shutting all the servers down yesterday, then
bringing them up once the chiller water came on - but when I saw that
you'd found it was a network issue, I was literally about to respond that
it might not be your system's problem, but something on the network, when
I saw your subject of SOLVED.
Congrats.
<snip>
mark
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