Re: Simultaneous network failures

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I have no idea, but I've been getting the same problem and its driving me scatty. Now someone else is getting this I don't fee quite so bad.

I have noticed that if I get disconnected at the keepalive time (/proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_keepalive_time) -- I wound it down to about 10 minutes and got disconnected at the keepalive time on the dot.

jch

Christopher Wong wrote:

Here's some puzzling behavior. I have 3 machines running Red Hat Linux on
our LAN that spontaneously and simultaneously get "disconnected" from the
network. That is, they remain responsive and seem to hum along fine, but
they cannot see any incoming network traffic. I ran ifconfig repeatedly
and saw that the "dropped" RX packet count increases steadily (actual RX
packets do not change). Shutting down iptables has no effect. "service
network restart" will get eth0 going again, at least until the next
failure.

Any ideas as to the cause? What these machines (RH9, RH9 and RH7.2) have in common is that they are running 2.4.20 kernels (2.4.20-9 and 2.4.20-13.7) and ntpd. Other PCs running a variety of OS and kernels are unaffected. Suggestions for investigation? Thanks.

Chris









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