04-08-2003 03:10 PM - edited 03-02-2019 06:30 AM
I have 2 1720 routers. One is in Massachusetts. The other is in West Virginia. When a server in WV attempts to ping the MA router, no problem. When a server in MA attempts to ping the WV router, request time out messages appear. The problem is resolved by performing a shut and then a no shut command on the Ethernet interface. Operation works for a few hours, then the Ethernet interface drops connection again. I would like to know has any one seen this and what the resolution might be. Help would be much appreciated.
04-09-2003 02:14 AM
The 1700's I've worked with have a rather high failure rate on their Fastehthernet ports (about 1 in 8). If it's not a cable or hub/switch problem (check for errors in sh interfaces F0/0), try another router if you have spare.
Also, try experimenting with the port's speed and duplex parameters.
04-09-2003 08:08 AM
When the problem is happening the the router in WV and see if it has a route to the network in MA where the server is located.
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