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Conference 7.286::fddi

Title:FDDI - The Next Generation
Moderator:NETCAD::STEFANI
Created:Thu Apr 27 1989
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2259
Total number of notes:8590

2037.0. "DEFEA-DA PROBLEM" by ISTWI1::YUNER () Thu May 09 1996 05:25

    Hi, 
    
    One of our partners living a problem with a DEFEA-DA. The card is 
    installed in a server running NetWare 4.x . It is attached to two
    different DECswitch 900EFs. The problem is after turning on the system;
    the system crashes down about 2-3 hours later. Other servers on the
    ethernet part are running but the server with DEFEA-DA crashes down. 
    When you wait for half an hour and turm the server on again, it is
    running OK for another 3 hours. So, it should be a problem of heating
    or something else ???
    
    
    Is there anybody came accross with such a problem before ? I need 
    very urgent support because there 200 users accessing the server with
    DEFEA-DA
    
    Thanks
    
    Resan YUNER
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2037.1NETCAD::STEFANIThu May 09 1996 10:3517
    >>    different DECswitch 900EFs. The problem is after turning on the system;
    >>the system crashes down about 2-3 hours later. Other servers on the
    >>ethernet part are running but the server with DEFEA-DA crashes down. 
    >>When you wait for half an hour and turm the server on again, it is
    >>running OK for another 3 hours. So, it should be a problem of heating
    >>or something else ???
    
    What do you mean by "crashes down"?  Does the system catch on fire, or
    does the server ABEND, lock up, or otherwise stop working?
    
    If you believe that there's a hardware problem with the adapter, you
    can try running the diagnostics.  If you believe it's driver-related,
    make sure that the customer is running the latest certified driver
    (v2.80), which you can get off the v2.52 DEFEA driver kit posted
    electronically.
    
    - Larry