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Wonder how they found it... I bet that was some unhappy hours looking for it.
How does a single network card emitting bad packets effect other sites? > investigations into the logs, including packet captures, was occurring in tandem, which ultimately identified a suspected card issue in Denver, CO. Field Operations were dispatched to remove the card. Once removed, it did not appear there had been significant improvement; however, the logs were further scrutinized .. to identify that the source…
Packet storms are real, and they are tricky to troubleshoot. Modern tech has made it less likely to happen, but that just means when it does happen noone suspects it.
Talk about a needle in a hay stack.
How does a single network card emitting bad packets effect other sites? > investigations into the logs, including packet captures, was occurring in tandem, which ultimately identified a suspected card issue in Denver, CO. Field Operations were dispatched to remove the card. Once removed, it did not appear there had been significant improvement; however, the logs were further scrutinized .. to identify that the source…
How does a single network card emitting bad packets effect other sites? > investigations into the logs, including packet captures, was occurring in tandem, which ultimately identified a suspected card issue in Denver, CO. Field Operations were dispatched to remove the card. Once removed, it did not appear there had been significant improvement; however, the logs were further scrutinized .. to identify that the source…
Packet storms are real, and they are tricky to troubleshoot. Modern tech has made it less likely to happen, but that just means when it does happen noone suspects it.
How does a single network card emitting bad packets effect other sites? > investigations into the logs, including packet captures, was occurring in tandem, which ultimately identified a suspected card issue in Denver, CO. Field Operations were dispatched to remove the card. Once removed, it did not appear there had been significant improvement; however, the logs were further scrutinized .. to identify that the source…
How does a single network card emitting bad packets effect other sites? > investigations into the logs, including packet captures, was occurring in tandem, which ultimately identified a suspected card issue in Denver, CO. Field Operations were dispatched to remove the card. Once removed, it did not appear there had been significant improvement; however, the logs were further scrutinized .. to identify that the source…
Wonder how they found it... I bet that was some unhappy hours looking for it.
https://catless.ncl.ac.uk/risks/9.62.html#subj2 https://catless.ncl.ac.uk/risks/9.63.html#subj3
Did the network card in question also send blue flashes up into the sky?