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Moin, |
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André Glücksmann schrieb: |
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> Volker Katz wrote: |
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>> # /etc/init.d/net.eth1 restart |
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>> * Caching service dependencies ... |
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>> |
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>> [ ok ] |
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>> * Unmounting network filesystems ... |
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>> |
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>> [ ok ] |
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>> * Stopping eth1 |
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>> * Bringing down eth1 |
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>> * Stopping dhcpcd on eth1 ... |
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>> |
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>> [ ok ] |
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>> * Shutting down eth1 ... |
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>> |
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>> [ ok ] |
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>> * Starting eth1 |
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>> * Configuration not set for eth1 - assuming DHCP |
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>> * Bringing up eth1 |
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>> * dhcp |
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>> * Running dhcpcd ... |
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>> Error, eth1: given MTU 0 is too low, minium is 576 |
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>> Error, eth1: given MTU 0 is too low, minium is 576 |
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>> |
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>> [ ok ] |
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>> * eth1 received address 192.168.0.7/24 |
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>> * Mounting network filesystems ... |
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> Hi, |
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> |
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> was sagt den ifconfig welche MTU du jetzt hast? |
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> MTU kann auch von dhcp zugewiesen werden, vielleicht ist das der Fall? |
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da ich mir inzwischen nicht mehr so sicher bin, ob es wirklich ein |
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MTU-Problem ist, mache ich mal besser einen neuen Thread auf und |
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beschreibe die Situation neu. |
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Gruß & Danke |
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Volker |
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