> Hmm, not yet. When you lost network connection on re can you still
> see incoming traffics from other hosts with tcpdump? Also would you
> check available mbuf with "netstat -m" when you think re is not
> respond to any request?
No incoming traffic found with tcpdump, just outgoing arp requests
> It looks plain RTL8168C PCIe controller. Is there any odd messages
> reported by re(4) such as watchdog timeouts?
> If you disable MSI feature does it make any difference?(Add
> hw.re.msi_disable="1" to /boot/loader.conf to disable MSI.)
Disabling MSI didnt solve the problem.
Any other suggesti
> It looks plain RTL8168C PCIe controller. Is there any odd messages
> reported by re(4) such as watchdog timeouts?
> If you disable MSI feature does it make any difference?(Add
> hw.re.msi_disable="1" to /boot/loader.conf to disable MSI.)
No watchdog timeouts reported. I'll try the msi_disable op
Suggestions were:
#1) try "arp -da". This does not fix the issue. I don't see any ARP
for any other IPs other than the local.
#2) speed/duplex settings. I tried forcing 100FD on the box and that
didnt resolve the issue. When I did force 100 full-duplex on the
switch, the box appeared as if it w
All,
I've been experiencing an intermittent issue with a drop in networking
connectivity on a couple of boxes.
At random times I drop connectivity between the servers and their
gateway. I am able to login via the secondary interface and
"/etc/netstart" and everything starts behaving as normal. My
