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On 03/22/2017 11:27 AM, Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Wed, 22 Mar 2017 10:45:47 -0600, thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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>>> Rule out the software issue by booting a rescue CD. See if the problem |
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>>> occurs there, too. |
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>> Now, I'm even more confused then before. It could be the router (Linksys |
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>> firewall dd-wrt) or the box. |
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> You said that connecting the box to a different router showed the same |
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> problem, yet connecting a different box to the same router (and cable) |
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> did not. That indicates that both the router and cable are sound but the |
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> box may not be. |
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> Which leaves two likely causes, a software configuration error or a |
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> hardware fault. You have already been advised to try a live CD to check |
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> for the former, have you done this? |
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Last week on remote location this small box "atom" was working 7-days |
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without a problem (they run 24/7). I had not done any upgrade. |
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And without any cause it started having intermittent problems, it is |
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either freezes or not getting correct IP. |
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I tried the box on two different ports two different cables (same |
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router, Linksys). |
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When I took the box home the network interface is getting correct IP on |
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Asus-router but the box freezes (not responding after a while, I had to |
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pull the plug on it) it happen twice in two days. |
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So the box definitely has some problems (it is not good for production |
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any more) but I'm puzzle about the network interface. It works reliably |
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at home but not in remote location. |
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