Hi Again,
It's not your ISPConfig software that giving trouble it's your hardware drivers or your network card it self check them both.
Regards,
Sadaruwan
It's not your ISPConfig software that giving trouble it's your hardware drivers or your network card it self check them both.
Regards,
Sadaruwan
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 1:37 PM, John R Pierce <pierce@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
T. Batbaatar wrote:
Hi all
I use the CentOS4.4 with *ISPConfig**Version:* 2.2.24
ISPConfig is not a CentOS 4 package as far as I know, so I dunno what significance this has in regards to the rest of your questions.nowheres near enough information to answer this. this could be a hardware problem with the server, it could be a network problem with the local area network, it could be a configuration problem, its very hard to say based only on whats given here.
Sometimes my server network card deactivated.
How to fix this problem.
# yum update bind
My BIND 9.2.4 how to update.
will fetch the latest bind supported on CentOS 4. Actually, you probably should run...
# yum update
as there are quite a few other critical system updates since 4.4 was released.
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