[21477] in Hotline Meeting
Crashing 18.58," Drop 1-110", E001-Br3-p10
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (sgoldman@tcm.mit.edu)
Fri Mar 4 21:31:33 1994
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Date: Fri, 04 Mar 94 21:29:36 -0500
From: sgoldman@tcm.mit.edu
Ron,
Drop 1-110 1-2 caused the network problem on 18.58
This afternoon I configured my PC on this drop, and called Chris
He briefly turned the port on. The subnet jamed. I disconnected the
line cord from the laptop and the jam went away. I tested the station
cable with the four pair tester and no shorts were found.
I determined that a problem exists with the 25 pair interface
cable. I'm planning on replacing it Monday morning. The database
will reflect the connected stations.
Stephen
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From: elder@MIT.EDU (Carol Elder)
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Hi Steve:
Here are the other 2 rooms that are having problems in building 1
1-249 - sun workstation betelgeuse
1-110 - mac using ethernet
thanks
carol
Date: Thu, 3 Mar 94 18:01:40 -0500
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Subject: E001, bd 3 pt. 10
Have you folks been able to track down where this
connection might go? We turned it off yesterday
morning because it appeared to be hosing all of the
18.58 network.
-Ron
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