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here's a link to MS
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q120642
scroll down untill it starts to talk about packets
and dropping them
hope it helps
here is the section it's under (had to go check)
ForwardBufferMemory
by jdonovan51
by beermonster
Hi,
This will seem a bit simplistic, but I had a problem with some IBM Netfinity servers whereby the comms would 'lock' after a certain amount of time. It turned out that there was an issue with the win2k provided driver for the nics, and the problem went away after I updated the nic drivers. Might be worth a look.....
by jdonovan51
by kevin
I had a similar problem. It turned out to be my little 4 port switch. Try ping the domain controller from the workstations to see if you get packet errors. I used ping in the following way:
ping -n 100 'ip address' or 'computer name'
This command will ping the server 100 times. In my case I never got better than 67%. This helped me isolate the defective switch.
by jdonovan51
by modijayesh01
I have faced same problem with Novell SBS server. Where peer to peer windows network will work absolutly fine. But when you try to work with novell remote boot, it will give intermetent connection. Some of the computers work & some do not. Finally it was resolved by replacing cables.
If possible check with cable tester for connectivity. RJ45 manula crimping may be problem. Try to use pre crimped cables.
Good luck
by jdonovan51
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