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Can
you provide some more detail? Where is the user relative to the
server? Dumb question, is the firewall between the two? Does the
user hit the server via a firewall-facilitated VPN? Using what
client? Yadda yadda...
On its
face, presuming you're talking about a user with a VPN client going through the
firewall to talk to Server X, it sounds like a garden variety MTU issue and the
changing of the IP is probably coincidental to the fact that the problem got
"fixed," particularly given that MTU issues' most consistent aspect is that the
problems are inconsistent. :)
Hello
all,
I am the new network admin here,
and for about a year they have been living with a problem and now, all of a
sudden it is a big issue.
The issue is: A user could being doing their normal task throughout the day and their
mapped drives will loose connection.
The user clicks the drive and you get the standard "
can not find "server" error. To fix this, I had the user just change
their ip address and everything is fine. That is why I think it is
configuration problem with NAT. The question now is.... What is the problem?
Any and all suggestions are
appreciated.
Thank
you,
Larry
Rogers
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