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I have isolated all workstations and the problem persists. Could be the NIC
in the server though?? "5150" <> wrote in message news:... > On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 13:20:23 GMT, "Hamish" <> > wrote: > > >I have a Win2K server that is demonstrating signs of IP spoofing and Denial > >of Service. The server connects to the internet via a DUN connection shared > >using ICS. In the last two days the network has slowed to nothing and > >several network apps including mail and web access have failed while trying > >to access resources on the server or on the external network. > > > > I have noticed that while the DUN connection is active the modem and DUN > >properties indicates a constant stream of data being uploaded from the > >server. The network functions normally when the DUN connection is disabled. > > > >The problem is not ISP specific as I have tried alternates. There is no > >firewall present (please no lectures, its not my network). > > > > Can anyone help me to isolate the cause of this problem? > > > > > How many machines do you have? If not too many, you might want to > take the poor mans approach and just start unplugging them one by one > to see if your problem goes away. I have experienced problems like > this when I had a bad NIC card in a machine. If you have a lot of > machines you should get yourself a packet sniffer / network analyzer. > Hamish |
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