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Windows, RAC and network card problems... ?

Dear friends,
I've a problem! :)
Here are some info:
Node Hardware:
     Processor: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E7430 @2.13GHz (2 processors)
     Installed memory(RAM): 52.0 GB
     System type: 64-bit OS
     Windows edition: Windows server 2008 R2 Enterprise
Network cards (Shown by WIN):
     PublicLAN: HP NC373i Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapter
     PrivateLAN: HP NC373T PCle Multifunction Gig Server Adapter
     Offline: HP NC373T PCIe Multifunction Gig Server Adapter
Software:
     Windows 2008 R2 Enterprise (Very last updates from MS)
     Oracle RAC 11.2.0.2.0 (Clusterware, DB) – 2 nodes
Environment:
     AD network. Everything is MS based.
Problem description:
During RAC installation, company had only one network card (server network card, per node). Installation was successfully finished. RAC was/is in production. Has some problems, but noting for alarm.
This days, we get other network cards. (purpose: network redundancy).
RAC shutdown was clean.
Network card inserted to nodes by OS Admin.
Nodes was started up... and...
OS Admin disabled network card immediately after logon screen was available... but to late...
Windows changed network card order!!! PublicLAN was not at the first place when Cluster started (Network and sharing center -> change adapter settings -> Advanced (from menu) -> Advanced Settings -> Adapters and Bindings)!!! (I found in logs that MAC address changed at this point!)
Cluster started hardware reconfiguration... and... we could not stop CW till starting up finished... ! After stopping CW again, we set PublicLan at first place, and every win setting was as at the moment of installation.
Cluster was started again, DB, OEM too...
Everything is working. Client can connect to DB, applications work well... but...
Damage is done... now we have totally new IP situation inside... changes are saved to the DNS, too!!!
Before inserting network card IP settings (nslookup from any client) :
rac1 192.168.217.60
rac1-vip 192.168.217.62
rac2 192.168.217.61
rac2-vip 192.168.217.63
rac-scan 192.168.217.64
192.168.217.65
192.168.217.66
After this incident (nslookup from any client):
rac1 192.168.217.60
192.168.217.62
192.168.217.64
192.168.217.66
rac2 192.168.217.61
192.168.217.63
192.168.217.65
192.168.217.66
VIP and SCAN IP address are the same as before...
nslookup show as that rac1,rac2,rac-scan change IP addresses in round-robin scenario!!!
We stopped RAC couple of time and OS Admin cleared DNS records (both zone)... but every start of cluster make changes again in DNS.
Other "side-effects":
Some cluster commands, invoked from CMD, fire errors (lsnodes, cluvfy comp nodecon -n rac1,rac2).
Configuration files seem to be correct (listeners, scan, scan_listeners, etc). srvctl and crsctl command are working without errors. oifcfg too.
Logs are full of errors (like: ASM could not be reached... no listener)
Listener(s) stop working sometime...
Relocation of resource are not possible.
Well, I mentioned the most important things... other alerts and errors in logs are present, but everything is connected with this issue, I think...
As I said: RAC working. Clusterware, DB, OEM, connections, applications, backup... everything look good... but we have a problem!!!
Any ideas, any suggestion, any link, any advice, anything are welcome!
Thanks!
PS.
Metalink haven't any document about this... I've found a lot of examples for changing IP's, interfaces, interconnection... but noting about fixing problem!

I'm having the same issue. My desktop pc keeps dropping the connection to my network (airport extreme router) while the rest of my devices (macbook pro, xbox, mac mini) still stay connected. The pc never had this issue prior to installing Windows 7 so im guessing there must be something with the Windows 7 OS.

WRT54G Extremely slow navigating pages @ 192.168.1.1 - Could this be a network card problem?

Friend of mine is having Internet connection issues on his main PC which is hard wired to the router, He's using Comcast cable (18Mbit) and all of a sudden today the speed dropped to dialup speeds, literally, however its ONLY this main pc with the speed issue, there are 2 other computers connected wireless to the router and they are running full speed when testing on speedtest.net
While troubleshooting the problem I tried bypassing the router and the speed issue still remains, So I can pretty much rule out the router, But as part of my troubleshooting whenever I try to access the router's configuration pages via 192.168.1.1 it is VERY slow at responding.
For example when hitting enter after typing 192.168.1.1 it takes around 45 seconds to display the router configuration page, and at that point clicking on any other tabs takes 30 - 45 seconds as well to respond.
So my main question with this post is, is it possible his network card went bad? What would cause really slow access to the router configuration?
The PC is running Win 7 Ultimate 32bit and Ive tried running the network troubleshooter, uninstalled his network card in device manager / reinstalled the drivers but nothing seems to be working.
I also ran Malware Bytes and scan results were clean.
Any ideas appreciated!
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can you "borrow" a card? its the only way to be sure, eliminating hours of trial and error procedures. one of the mega electronics stores is a good source, if it solves your problem you keep the card, if not there is the return option
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Network card problem with Mobo make the computer crazy!!!

Im using a msi 745 Ultra version 10/cpu xp2400/basic graphics card/40gb HD, 256mbs of drr
I have tryed 2 networks cards both with the same results & even changed mobo & ram/graphic card/HD.
The computer seems to work fine untill i decide to put in a NIC.
It starts to post the wrong processor speed/screen decides not to display sometimes & takes a little longer to boot into windows. It will also some time crash when i turn on the computer. If i try to save something in the bios it will then reboot & then try to boot of the floppy drive.HD / CDrom drive but will not find them.This has happend on both mobos.
This is a very odd problem im getting need some help ASAP.

Sorry Bakes...folks aren't just waiting arount to help you. Expecting an answer in 2 hours is placing to high of an expectations on a user to user help forum.
No one here works for MSI, we are all users, just like you.
If you have not seen a reply, then there are several reasons that may affect why there has been no reply.
No one knows, or can offer o good answer to you question.
The question is too general and you did not supply the necessary information someone might need to even begin helping you. I have provided the basics on what we need at the top of this forum.
No one may be familiar with your motherboard's chipset, perhaps someone is but they have not visited the forum lately.
I can give only some general tips to consider for the time being.
Some incompatabilities may exist with a certain NIC card.
Check PCI slot IRQ sharing conflicts. Typically I stay to the middle slots and avoid the first and last. You may have to power down, move the card to another slot, and power back up. Each time checking your IRQ's in either Device Manager or System Information to see that the card is on its own IRQ.
Improper BIOS settings can cause conflicts.
Try "Plug and Play Aware OS" set to "No" and let the BIOS manage things or set it to yes and let Windows do it. In most cases it has been recommended to be set to no.
Upon installation of new hardware the setting "Reset Configuration Data" can be useful in avoiding lockups after POST due to conflicts recognized during "Verifying DMI Pool Data"
Possible reasons: Hardware change, BIOS settings change, improper connection of IDE cables, corrupt MBR (Master Boot Record) of the HDD (Hard Disk Drive), defective HDD or defective mainboard.
Possible causes: Hardware incompatibility, virus attack, electric circuitry damage/defect, corruption of data, improper BIOS settings, over-clocking damage.
*NOTE* Some Chipsets do not support this feature, see manufacturers documentation.
That's about all I care to share for now.
Good luck........

VIA KT400 Network Card Problems!

I've read allot about the problems I've been having and done many searches on Google and it all seems to come down to this: ALL VIA Motherboards in the KT400 series(and many other chipsets) lock up when using ANY Wireless Card\Usb Adapter. The frusterating part is nobody seems to have a clear answer on how to fix this or if it's even fixable
The forum linked down below tries to claim this only happens with Linksys cards.. This is false as I have a Microsoft Wireless G USB adapter and the EXACT SAME thing happens to me.
The strange part is if you are just browsing the web and reading text, everything works 100% fine. But as soon as you do something that uses DirectX or 3D Acceleration, like say Streaming Videos.. it freezes with the mouse curser just sitting there and I must hard reset the system.
Does anyone out there know of ANY kind of fix? I'm dying to know.
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Hey guys it's me again.. Well the computer now seems to freeze less than it did before, but it still freezes.
After all this going back and forth and troubleshooting hassle ive decided it has to unfortunatlely be a hardware problem. I've stated before that it only freezed when running a 3d app and network card running.. but now it freezes even when I'm just on the web. It's just so totally random, sometimes it will freeze twice in one minute and sometimes it won't freeze for almost a whole day.
I've narrowed it down to 3 things: Bad HD, Bad Processor, and worst of all Bad Motherboard. Another possibility, does a the lithium battery on the motherboard ever cause problems if it's almost dead?(Assuming it's the CMOS battery?) And could that cause problems?
I had an episode before that I didn't tell you guys before. This was still after i had the network card, but probably unrelated. The computer once or twice made a very strange electrical zapping noise or screetching noise before and the whole system would almost fail and then try to resume again, and then just shut down.
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I'm pretty sure it is the harddive, because it would make sense since I heard this noise before and the fact that it just freezes could just be the HD getting stuck and not spinning anymore.
It's funny because I had just replaced a faulty harddrive before in one of my older computers. However that one was much more obvious as it would constantly have to repair files in sectors. The HD I have now never comes up with errors, but maybe It is running fine before it decides to lockup.
Yet another thing it could be is the processor maybe just not generating enough juice to keep the processes going or something.
I did have problems with freezing before the network adapter now that I think back, but they were far and few between and now the problems are more pronounced. I'm going to hope it just the HD, if not it's really going to suck to already have to buy another motherboard or processor. I just built the system from scratch last year.
Sigh, Oh well. Glad for anymore insight on this issue and your opinions on what is most likely the problem. I'm going to go looking for a HD in the mean time.

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EVENTID: 1003 & 1006 SOURCE: Dhcp - Warning
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any suggestions?

thnx for the links Toxteth O'Grady
I am not sure I understand the erromessage of event 2505 though:
"The server could not bind to the transport \Device\NetbiosSmb because another computer on the network has the same name. The server could not start."
There is noone else on my network with the same named computer as mine. By name, it is my understanding, it's the network ID?
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Server 2003 with two network cards problems

We have a win server 2003 with two network cards. From the server we connect using a vpn client from cisco to another server. When we do that we can NOT RDC to our server because it inherits the remote IP from the vpn connection. We installed an additional NIC. We gave an static IP to connect to our local network. How can we or is there a way to tell the vpn client to use one nic card and leave the other so we can RDC to it? thanks

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hi
what do you tru to connect it to?
i cant use onboard lan with my cable modem but a friends router worked without trouble.
btw welcome to this forum
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Beginner setting up solaris 10 container and having network card problems

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I created :-
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exit
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zonepath: /zfspool/zones/ellipse-zone
brand: native
autoboot: true
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inherit-pkg-dir:
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inherit-pkg-dir:
dir: /sbin
inherit-pkg-dir:
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physical: eri0
defrouter not specified
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I can login to the zone and setup the timezone and terminal etc.
I gave this a hostname of GPSEL01 as this is what I want it to be known as on the network.
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Hi
I notice in your output from ifconfig -a in the global zone that the NIC card is nge1.
However in your zoneconfig you have set the NIC card to eri0 (physical = eri0). I cannot see this NIC card in your ifconfig -a.
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2) You have specified the netmask in the address field which is fine. But again this should not be necessary as long as your /etc/netmasks file is correct in the global zone.
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We have recently installed a SRW224G4 switch and have discovered that when we plug our DELL PowerEdge 2900 server into the switch, the switch loses all network connectivity and all of the LED's on the switch start flashing.
The server works perfectly well plugged into another switch, but as soon as we introduce the SRW224G4 into the network, either with the server plugged into that switch or any other, the problem re-occurs.
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In Windows 2008 Server, you actually do this by going to the Properties on the NIC in Device Manger. the software controls are now built right into the driver. pretty neat. 2003 you can check Device Manager the same way but not sure if it's the same as 2008, you might need to run the actual NIC management app.
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Dear all
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For the last two days I've been trying to solve the problem of Solaris9 x86 not being able to use my network card. I have tried with 3c905CX-TX-M, RealTek 8139 and Realtek 8029 and none of them works. The problem is the following:
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I had almost identical problem today on an HP Kayak - which happened to be dual CPU one. The fix
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in /etc/system worked for me. The only drawback is that it also leaves the machine single CPU. AFAIK this (downloadable) S9x86 kit is licensed only for one CPU anyway, so I wonder if something has been fixed in the code to make sure it is not run on multi-CPU systems. Before the fix, mpstat showed thousands of interrupts on CPU0, both CPUs were constantly busy at about 70% and there was no network connection on a number of cards I tried (3Com 90x - elxl, Intel iprb, another one with Realtek 8139 was never recognized, so I did not bother too much to find if there is a fix for this); pinging out resulted in the hub port light blinking, nothing comes back.
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I don't think your network card is Solaris compatible. A good stable choice is 3C905 by 3Com and Intel eepro100.
2) I have got a no name brand network card with
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compatible?Chetan Bhargava
ASA Computers inc.

The problem with the network card.

The problem with the network card.
My laptop HP Pavilion dv7-1260ew network connection breaks .
NIC is to blame .
On that card could replace the old Intel 5100 to work with the network as a standard N.

Pawełek wrote:
The problem with the network card.
My laptop HP Pavilion dv7-1260ew network connection breaks .
NIC is to blame .
On that card could replace the old Intel 5100 to work with the network as a standard N.
This confusing which one are you asking about?
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Hello!
I Got the Z87-G45 Gaming Motherboard and my Killer Ethernet E2205 stopped working.
I downloaded KillerSuite + drivers and I cant even install it.. What do you recommend I do?
I tried fixing the issue for 10 hours and still no progress.
My friends tell me maybe the network adapter is broken.
Any suggestions anyone? Reset BIOS? Update BIOS? What Should I DO?
I had the new computer for 1 week and the internet connection just stopped working 3 at night...
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"LAN
• 1x Killer E2205 Gigabit LAN controller*
* The Killer Network Manager is only available for Windows 7 and Windows 8 currently. The supported drivers for other operating systems would be available on the website if provided by vendor."
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Quote from: KIGGAN on 14-December-13, 07:11:27
Hello!
I Got the Z87-G45 Gaming Motherboard and my Killer Ethernet E2205 stopped working.
I downloaded KillerSuite + drivers and I cant even install it.. What do you recommend I do?
I tried fixing the issue for 10 hours and still no progress.
My friends tell me maybe the network adapter is broken.
Any suggestions anyone? Reset BIOS? Update BIOS? What Should I DO?
I had the new computer for 1 week and the internet connection just stopped working 3 at night...
Motherboard link: msi DOT com /product/mb/Z87-G45-GAMING.html#overview
"LAN
• 1x Killer E2205 Gigabit LAN controller*
* The Killer Network Manager is only available for Windows 7 and Windows 8 currently. The supported drivers for other operating systems would be available on the website if provided by vendor."
I got Windows 8.1
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*Processor:
Intel Core i7-4770K
Socket-LGA1150, Quad Core, 3.5GHz, 8MB, 84W,
HD4600, Boxed w/fan, Haswell
*Ram
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16GB kit (8GBx2),1600MHz, 1.5V, CL8-8-8-24
*Motherboardt: MSI Z87-G45 Gaming, Socket-1150
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VGA,HDMI,DP,Killer 2200,SB Cinema, Haswell
*Graphic Card:
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1 Samsung SSD 840 PROSeries 128GB 2.5" OEM
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had the same problem. windows doesn't see the network card in device manager. what I did is disconnect completely my power cord from my psu , press the cmos clear button and wait 5 min. I reconnect my power cable and power on my pc and voila my network card was recognized by windows has a Ethernet controller. Then I installed the killer driver suite and it work ok. Be sure that you enable your network card in the bios.

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