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network connection dying after an uptime of a day or two days
hie guys
I am running fedora 6 on remote machines which are connecting to my server. The remote machines connect through one machine (more like my router) to the server. The problem i am having is that the remote machines are suppose to be reporting in real time mode to the server. Most of these are having the network connection dying thus making it impossible for me to secure shell into them. I can only revive them after someone reboots them manually. What could be causing this? thanx for your replies in advance |
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