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Old 06-10-2009, 07:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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network traffic gone on lan

Hello everyone.

There is a problem on my company´s lan.
First of all we have a lan, connections to other lans, vpn's and many people connected at a given time.

Many times at night (most of the times at the same hour) the connectivity is gone. No internet and limited access to local servers.

I have installed (tried ) some sniffers like ethereal trying to search for the answer, but I don't know what to look for. We reinstalled all of our pc's in our lan, but we can control other lans connected.

What can we do to find what the problem is? This problem is becoming critical as we are unable to realize what the real problem is?
What can we do?

Thanks in advance
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Old 06-10-2009, 07:50 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: network traffic gone on lan

I can't imagine anyone coming up with a useful answer to this issue. You have so many moving parts that it's not something you're going to analyze from a small post in a forum!
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Re: network traffic gone on lan

The only thing i can suggest is for you to isolate the different networks, that will make it easier to track down.
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Many times at night (most of the times at the same hour) the connectivity is gone. No internet and limited access to local servers.
This suggests a common failure point, like a router, or possibly a power supply to a set of routers.

There is an old story about the cleaning crew unplugging a server to use the power outlet for their vacuum cleaner. Your description has a similar characteristic.
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