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• Test the NIC
• Determine if there is an IRQ conflict
• Determine the name of the driver used by the NIC
Just want to confirm the current situations.
Please feel free to let us know if you need further assistance.
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There are many various third party network / interface test tools that may be helpful. In my opinion the driver developer is going to be your best resource for firmware updates and trouble shooting these issues.
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Hi ,
a network interface card (NIC) in one of the servers seems to be work-ing erratically
What's the exact symptoms？ Could you please share us more details?
It seems you are doing server manager training :
For your reference:
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Best Regards,
Candy
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