JMG-Support wrote; Thursday, November 20, 2008 8:07 AM
>
> Hello Group,
>
> The other night, one of the Centos units locked up and I had
> to reboot to get it to work.
>
> In the GUI, Network Status Details
> Current Status
> The network interface eth1 is down.
>
> The light on the unit for eth0 shows activity but the light
> on eth1 is solid
> (mostly) and I cannot gain access through that eth1 IP. I
> ran yum updates and rebooted. It switched where eth0 was
> solid and eth1 had the activity and I could access eth1 only.
> Using Putty, I had to shut it down completely and start it
> back up to get eth0 back to working so I could get access for
> websites. Eth1 is still not accessible.
>
John,
You have both eth0 and eth1 on the same network.
1.2.3.171 and 1.2.3.172 (problem)
1.2.3.171 and 1.2.4.172 (works)
I think there is a problem with doing that, unless you do some other
configuration.
I don't remember the config required.
Normally the ethernet ports should operate on independent networks.
It seems as though if they operate on the same network, there is
trouble.
As I believe they will only use one of the ports, not both.
Gerakd