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>> I have 3 Gentoo systems on a wireless network, one of which is the |
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>> firewall/router. Sometimes any traffic to one of the systems |
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>> effectively freezes traffic on the whole network. Does anyone know |
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>> what might cause that? It's tough to investigate because it doesn't |
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>> happen all the time. |
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> Not sure if it is remotely related to your problem, but I've noticed something |
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> similar happening when I was using a Netgear DG834 router and happened to |
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> start up a box with a gigabit ethernet card (everything else was 10T-100). |
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> While the gigabit card was negotiating speeds with the router everything else |
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> was unable to use the network. That could last for up to a minute or so. |
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> When I changed router the problem went away. |
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Just so I'm sure I understand, this couldn't be related with the |
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problematic system connected wirelessly and the router being a Gentoo |
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system right? |
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- Grant |
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