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Georgy Pugachev2020-02-17 22:14:01
Georgy Pugachev, 2020-02-17 22:14:01
How to determine the cause of the break?
Hello, there is a server with Windows Server 2012 RC installed, periodically at different intervals (5 seconds - 10 minutes) the connection is lost with it, and the break occurs from different directions: RDP, download to the server, download from the server. Other devices on the local network do not have this problem. The server is connected via Wi-Fi.
How to find out the cause of the break (OS, hardware, software)? Can logs be written somewhere or are there utilities that would show these gaps and their causes?
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@ky0
As already quite rightly said above - SSZB. Connect temporarily with a cord and see if anything changes. Or at least enable 802.11w from scriptkiddis.
@CityCat4
No way. Because a break is possible where there is a wire. Where there is no wire, there are no breaks (well, or you can say - there is a constant eternal break :)). WiFi - for entertainment, for client devices. There is no guarantee of stable operation on it.
@mindtester
- configure balls, drive traffic both as a client and a server
ps The stability of WiFi traffic also depends on the relative position of the router and the device. load-bearing walls, household appliances like refrigerators or any other large pieces of metal, as well as proximity to a neighbor's router behind the wall, can interfere.
you can explore the quality of signal coverage of a residential area from a mobile device to an android. software sea. information on WiFi optimization is also
pps if the "server" is in a solid metal case, and as a WiFi device, a budget yusbi whistle, and even back to back looking into the corner of the load-bearing walls, and from the router itself closed by the computer case - this may be enough. the solution is cable. you don't run around with the "server" around the apartment
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ky0, 2020-02-18 @ky0
The server is connected via Wi-Fi.
As already quite rightly said above - SSZB. Connect temporarily with a cord and see if anything changes. Or at least enable 802.11w from scriptkiddis.
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CityCat4, 2020-02-18 @CityCat4
. Server connected via Wi-Fi
No way. Because a break is possible where there is a wire. Where there is no wire, there are no breaks (well, or you can say - there is a constant eternal break :)). WiFi - for entertainment, for client devices. There is no guarantee of stable operation on it.
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#, 2020-02-18 @mindtester
How to find out the cause of the break (OS, hardware, software)?- select a partition and install Windows pro / Linux, or boot into live Linux
- configure balls, drive traffic both as a client and a server
Windows Server 2012 RCrelease candidate?!!! 2012?!!! in the furnace!
or are there utilities that would showthere is. google knows. add requests from the words WiFi, traffic, analysis
ps The stability of WiFi traffic also depends on the relative position of the router and the device. load-bearing walls, household appliances like refrigerators or any other large pieces of metal, as well as proximity to a neighbor's router behind the wall, can interfere.
you can explore the quality of signal coverage of a residential area from a mobile device to an android. software sea. information on WiFi optimization is also
pps if the "server" is in a solid metal case, and as a WiFi device, a budget yusbi whistle, and even back to back looking into the corner of the load-bearing walls, and from the router itself closed by the computer case - this may be enough. the solution is cable. you don't run around with the "server" around the apartment
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