Title: | Proudly built by the engineers of NaC Australia |
Moderator: | DELNI::MUGGERIDGE |
Created: | Tue Oct 13 1992 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 908 |
Total number of notes: | 3829 |
T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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820.1 | NETRIX::thomas | The Code Warrior | Fri Oct 11 1996 06:26 | 1 | |
820.2 | Looks to be a driver problem to me. | OZROCK::MUGGERIDGE | X.25 is 1-2-3 | Fri Oct 11 1996 18:07 | 28 |
820.3 | Need a real LAN trace then | CHEFS::ELLERBY_J | Tue Oct 15 1996 00:50 | 16 | |
820.4 | Packet somehow diverted ? | CHEFS::ELLERBY_J | Thu Mar 27 1997 06:20 | 13 | |
I eventually solved this proble. It turned out that packets were somehow being diverted from there true path on the LAN (a rogue bridge perhaps) and eventually reaching their destination after some delayed interval. In the mean time the 'lost' packet had been retransmitted, thus leading to a duplicate packet followed by level 2 being restarted. Moving the two systems on to the same LAN solved the problem. Strange ! Thanks for the help, Jed |