eth1 goes to sleep when tired
Rashkae
ubuntu at tigershaunt.com
Mon Aug 23 20:45:51 UTC 2010
Dave Stevens wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a little 2P server with 2 ports, eth0 and eth1. eth1 is
> connected to a router and dsl service it shares with other computers.
> It works fine. I need a faster dsl service so I have a different ISP's
> dsl modem connected to eth1. eth1 is connected to a ubuntu 10.04.1
> instance running apache2 to serve pages for a custon on-line service.
> Everything works fine for a while and whenever we are using the eth1
> service, but when we stop using it, the eth1 port somehow shuts down,
> no outside access is possible through ssh or the web. But if I tunnel
> in through the other port (eth0) and ping the outside world, or do a
> traceroute, then all of a sudden the access from outside is restored.
>
Is eth1 connected directly to a modem, or one of these pervasive
'modem/router' combos? In particular, did you have to configure PPPoE
on the server to achieve that connection? (In ubuntu, I believe, you
would use pppoeconf.) Since this is a server connection, you don't want
it managed to network manager, which is only meant to be used as client
connections, and I have no idea how it would mangle a PPP connection.
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