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| Trying to isolate networking problem |
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| #1 By 75952 (81.138.3.30) at Tuesday, April 21, 2009 09:59:10 AM |
| Not sure if this is the right forum as it's a network issue, but we're mostly running xp so thought i'd post here. The internet in 1 of our offices keeps dropping out, and I can't figure out why! The internet line comes in to the router and straight into a network switch (let's call it switch A) which distributes around office A. Office A is having no network problems. One of the outputs from switch A also goes to switch B, which distributes around office B. The internet connection in office B keeps failing, a few minutes at a time, several times a day. I've replaced switch B, and I've replaced the cable between switch A and switch B, and tried plugging the cable into a different port on switch A. But none of this seems to solve the problem. (I've also tried powering off all the equipment) I don't see how the problem can be with the switch A as no one else working off switch A is having problems. I'm kinda stuck now. Anyone got any suggestions? |
| #2 By 655 (206.83.48.4) at Tuesday, April 21, 2009 10:51:31 AM |
| First, what's the length of the cable between switch A and B? Also, are these repeating switches? i.e. to they antenuate the signal? ---------------------------------------------- Work is for people who don't know how to surf Gateway 15.4" Laptop, Windows Vista Ultimate/Server 2008, Photoshop CS3, Nikon D200 |
| #3 By 218752 (121.243.72.102) at Wednesday, April 22, 2009 05:33:33 AM |
| connect both the switches from the router so that the bandwidth does not distribute. which type of cable are you using. also check the cable type. ---------------------------------------------- computer support, computer repair |
