Login Server Disconnects

[Noport]

If using old bnc network cards replace the 50 ohm also check cat5 cables. I have an e1000 as well single high with slow data exchange. All else fails replace network card. When we setup class F network servers we had a fail safe server to take over if server fails. do you have access to a main internet router that routes the traffic if that was reset by you or your isp it might take 15-30min to send the packets out. i ran a whois on the servers no return went to another site ran whois gave me ns infomation. Check Power Options in advanced mode check power and sleep timers. just did a traceroute on server dsl ip.att.net request time out found you main route kc1 level 3 sent up north where our main internet routers was setup. If it's not on your end talk with your isp att trace route time out.

[provocating]

Originally Posted by Noport

If using old bnc network cards replace the 50 ohm also check cat5 cables. I have an e1000 as well single high with slow data exchange. All else fails replace network card. When we setup class F network servers we had a fail safe server to take over if server fails. do you have access to a main internet router that routes the traffic if that was reset by you or your isp it might take 15-30min to send the packets out. i ran a whois on the servers no return went to another site ran whois gave me ns infomation. Check Power Options in advanced mode check power and sleep timers. just did a traceroute on server dsl ip.att.net request time out found you main route kc1 level 3 sent up north where our main internet routers was setup. If it's not on your end talk with your isp att trace route time out.

These are all VM's. All of the servers are on the same host.

[provocating]

I have narrowed it down to not being the host based driver (VMXNET3). So my next step is probably going to be having the login server connection going out the wan side and not the lan side. It could at least help narrow the issue down a bit further.