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Networking issue with 4.5.3

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Hey guys,

Noticing something odd that started happening recently.  My unRaid box comes up, and instead of the usual 3 consecutive beeps, I get one, and then a series of one high-pitched beep and one low-pitched beep which goes for a while before finally finishing with one high-pitched beep.

 

Looking at the logs I discovered this was the ethernet link going up and down.  Unfortunately, by the time it's done, it's only negotiated 10mbps, which doesn't make for very good streaming!

 

My router is a gigabit router and is only a couple months old.  I have 2 other machines connected to it, one megabit and one gigabit, and both are able to negotiate their appropriate 100/1000 links.  I've tried running the command "ethtool -s eth0 speed 1000 duplex full autoneg off" but it didn't seem to do me much good.  I was doing it over telnet, which may not be the best, so I'm going to try doing it from the terminal as soon as I drag my extra monitor/keyboard out

 

I've attached the syslong, hopeful for some ideas on debugging this!

 

Thanks

syslog-2010-04-11.txt

Change out the cable for a quick check.

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Thought the same thing just after I posted and sure enough...bad cable!

 

Feeling dumb, but, oh well, just glad to have it fixed.

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