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Reboot loop
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Reboot loop -
10-24-2008
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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I have one of my cluster nodes going into a reboot loop and I have narrowed it down to the NIC on the public side. I troubleshot into safe mode and it booted up fine so I would suspect it is a piece oof hardware with an issue or a corrupt driver. Did all of the troubleshooting with MSCONFIG and booting with different scenarios from settings there and still rebooted each time Windows would load. Just for grins I unplugged the public NIC and the server booted straight up and I logged into the node. If I plug the CAT5 cable into the NIC it will reboot within seconds. Swapped CAT5 cable with the same results. The heartbeat NIC is functioning fine. Would you suspect this is a hardware failure? |
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