by >- Everytime it boot, it lost the default routing table. (Manually add the
>routing table in /etc/rc2.d/S99route solve it)
>- On the same network segment, other host/pc cannot ping/telnet to the
>server, and v.v., BUT host/pc on different network segment can (and v.v.)
>- Every about 24 hour, the connection to the network was lost. (pc/host on
>different network segment cannot ping/telnet anymore). Rebooting the server
>solve it.
>here is netstat -rn :
>-------------------------------------------------------
>Routing tables
>Destinations Gateway Flags Interface
>152.118 152.118.5.1 UGS net0
>152.118.5 152.118.5.53 UC net0
>152.118.1.53 127.0.0.1 UGHS lo0
>127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 UH lo0
>224 152.118.1.52 UCS net0
>-------------------------------------------------------
>We have installed the 449 network patch to no avail.
>Any hints ?
/etc/gateways
net 0.0.0.0 gateway <router-ip-here> metric 1 passive
and also take out the /etc/rc2.d/S99route.
On the Cisco router, turn (on or off, forget) unicast broadcast
packets.
The unicast packet problem will do things like make your
server disappear from the network, but pinging some one
on your local segment should bring it back.
Turn the arp cache timeout to about 4 hours. (But
you may have to flush it by hand every so often when
you change machines on the network).