Re: server unresponsive after several days

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Thanks for all suggestions. 

I will see if I can upgrade the OS relatively shortly, and will report any
observed changes. 

The problems have been there since I first installed the OS. I will try to find
out if more recent firmware is available. 

Thanks, 

Christian Leger

Quoting "Meadows, Andrew" <AMeadows@xxxxxxx>:

> I would tend toean toward a memory leak 
> 
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> >Subject: server unresponsive after several days
> >
> >Greetings list, 
> >
> >I have a server that serves (pun inevitable) as storage array 
> >on my network.
> >This machine works fine, except for the strange fact that, a 
> >few days after
> >booting up, the machine, while still on, stops responding to 
> >pings, to keyboard
> >input, to ssh requests, and anything else I can throw at it. 
> >
> >Would anyone like to suggest a troubleshooting approach to 
> >this? Has anyone
> >heard of any such thing happening? The OS is Red Hat 
> >Enterprise Linux AS release
> >4 (Nahant Update 3). Is this, in your experience, more likely 
> >to happen due to
> >the hardware being wonky, or the OS having some bug? 
> >
> >Thanks in advance, 
> >
> >Christian Leger
> >
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> When did the problem start?
> What has changed?
> We had similar problems with Dell 2550's and we alleviated most of the
> problems with firmware updates.  The problems never completely
> disappeared, but the frequency diminished significantly.
> 
> Regards, Marshall
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