[TriLUG] Network Guru Needed
Justin Skinner
bofh at speakeasy.net
Tue Sep 7 12:55:41 EDT 2004
I'd have to agree with Turnpike Man. I've seen similar cases. Are the swiches
at full-duplex (primarily on the uplink ports) ? Have you added a new switch
recently or done an upgrade possibly on the running software ?
you might also want to look at the times this occurs. I've seen similar
activities during first logons (9am ish) before and after lunch and then when
people are shutting down for the day.
cheers,
Justin Skinner
http://www.180mph.com
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On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Jason Purdy wrote:
> Ben Pitzer wrote:
>
> > It might help knowing what kind of network hardware you're using. Cisco
> > routers/switches? Netgear? Nortel, 3Com?
>
> We're a small business operation, so nothing fancy. Basically, I've
> been buying stuff from Intrex. I tracked down the topography and it
> looks a lil' something like this:
>
> BTI T-1 Line (used for voice & data)
> -> AdTran 624
> -> Zonet ZFS3005 5-Port Switch (from this, I put two external servers
> - mail & a VPN gateway {not yet VPN, tho}). The third port goes to:
> -> D-Link Router DI-624 (this links to)
> -> SMC 1024DT 24-port Switch (here, I have everyone, workstation-wise
> connected and one going to)
> -> D-Link DES-1024D 24-port Switch (spill-over workstations/printers)
>
> Jason
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