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Am Tue, 21 Mar 2017 16:48:05 -0600 |
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schrieb thelma@×××××××××××.com: |
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> >> I could suspect the cable but I use two different cable in two |
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> >> different location on same network and same thing happens. |
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> > So actually you already ruled the cable out. Maybe the connector? |
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> Well, not likely the connector; as I use two different cables. |
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> Restarting the net0 gave me incorrect IP. But I agree it might be the |
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> connection. However, I connected another small box Atom to the same |
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> cable and it obtained correct IP on first boot. |
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By connector I meant the socket, not the jack... |
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As far as I understand, everything points off the router but towards |
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the one box you connect (while other boxes you connect do work). Even |
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when you connect this box at a different location, you see the problem |
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- and I expect a different router/DHCP server there. |
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So for problem resolution, you probably don't have to look at the |
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router, nor the cables, nor the switch. It's a problem with this box |
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itself, either hardware problem or software configuration issue. |
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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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Regards, |
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Kai |
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