This only happens when I try to transfer a lot of traffic from one
network to the other.
Under light load, I never seem to have a problem.
I guess I can't rule out the possibility of hardware problems...
Hans-Joachim Baader wrote:
>
> In article <3861051C.A9674127@osprey.net> you write:
> >I have a reproduceable problem on a box that is serving as a
> >firewall/router.
>
> Either try driver 0.99L, or the new 3com driver from support.3com.com.
> The latter is recommended for these cards. It runs very well even with
> SMP so I assume it is OK with 2 NICs too ;-)
>
> hjb
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