Message-ID: <7D533CAFAAE3D21192C80008C7B25C930DCA85B6@ntexchange11.micron.com> From: rjmunson <rjmunson@micron.com> Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 10:56:12 -0600 Subject: [suse-sparc] Broadcast traffic halts system
All,
I am new to sparc based linux and this problem is troubling me. I have a
sparc10 running SuSE 7.3, kernel 2.2.20. It is on a network with several
other machines, one of which happens to be a broadcast web server. Every
time the broadcast server goes through an test run, flooding the network
with packets, my ss10 locks up. It will accept a ping, however all
services, ssh, httpd, ftp are either hung, or not responding. Even the
console is hung, it will not allow a root login. The only way I have found
to resolve the situation is to power cycle the system. From what I
understand of broadcast traffic, each machine that gets the packet must
respond. Is there any way I can shut this off or reject these packets?
Does anyone else have some input that might help me.
Thanks in advance.
Ryan
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