I was working on some new pages on my site and then my site went down. I
\nhad to troubleshoot the issue and found that it was my switch that
\ncomes into my entire environment from the WAN that then goes to my
\nrouters. I had to fire up Wireshark to see that the responses were being
\nrejected until I bypassed the switch to each router. still the switch
\nwould act as if it was working and then finally after the last power
\nrecycle of switch not even the connectivity activity lights came back
\non. <\/p>\n
While the switch was connected the routers started cycling to show a
\nstatus of WAN disconnected so that was another clue. Oh well time I
\nslapped another switch in its place and I’m fully back up once again.
\nI’ll have to upgrade in that area once again which I was already looking
\nat but wanted to look into other upgrades in the environment first.<\/p>\n
Either way back up and serving web pages and streams once again!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I was working on some new pages on my site and then my site went down. I had to troubleshoot the issue and found that it was my switch that comes into my entire environment from the WAN that then … Continue reading