On Thu, 2012-03-22 at 14:08 +0000, Bonno Bloksma wrote: > Hi, > > We have pinned it down even further. > Problem server has multiple nic. Test server is connected to eth0 of problem > server. > > Using the test server: > Ping the switch to which the problem server is connected and I have no packet > loss. > Ping the ip for eth0 and I have no packet loss. > Ping the ip for eth1 and I DO have packet loss. > > Seems it is going wrong somewhere after the packet has arrived on the server > and gets lost in routing or something like it. > > The eth0 NIC uses the Trigon3 driver. Others use the Trigon3 or the Intel Pro > 1000 driver. > > I cannot just remove the firewall as it is needed for the correct function of > the server, it's function is to be a router/firewall. > > Switch logs show nothing wrong. Ethernet port speeds/duplex settings have > been checked and are ok. > > Pinging other machines on the network from the test server shows no packet > loss so it seems it is not a network problem but realy a problem on that > server itself.
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