[aklug] Re: OT whine

My cat5 connection is in the back of a Cisco IP phone that is plugged into=
 the wall. As far as I know, it all ends up in a locked room down on thee=
 1st floor.

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--- Original Message ---
From: atftb2@alaska.net=

Date: 11/2/2010 8:56 AM
Subject: [aklug] Re: OT whine

On 11/02/2010 06:05=20=
AM, Dan Wolf wrote:
> Jim,
> Well the info that other users are on this LAN=
 and also having the same =3D
> issue is indicative of an issue with your=
 office =3D
> network/switches/routers rather than something local to your=
 PC. So now =3D
>
snip
Are you (the OP) using any of those little SOHO linksy=
s switches in the
office? Maybe to share a jack among a couple workstatio=
ns or add in a
network printer? Those things are notorious for getting=20=
scrambled -
maybe arp table overflow or something. When we see that we=20=
power cycle
them and then things are good again. For a while. They'll=20=
often also
go catatonic after a power fluctuation...

-- 
Kevin Miller
Juneau,=
 Alaska
http://www.alaska.net/~atftb
In a recent poll, seven out of ten hard=
 drives preferred Linux.
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