Main Ethernet Network Failure Symptoms Choose the most appropriate symptom, then click on it. On an Ethernet segment, nodes are not operating, or are hanging or freezing during operation. The network is encountering a high count of Ethernet frame errors. The whole network is operating slowly, a specific network application is operating slowly or network logon failures are occurring. You are having a problem accessing or using a particular application/group of applications or certain directories/files on the network file server. A particular network operating system feature or set of NOS features on the network file server is not working. An Ethernet station node or network peripheral cannot be used or accessed. A network printer or printers cannot be used or accessed. You are experiencing problems accessing or using a network server other than the main network file server, such as database, fax, communication or print server. You are having a problem accessing or using other segments in an internetwork that are connected through a common bridge. You are having a problem accessing or using other segments in an internetwork that are connected through a router. You are having a problem accessing or using other segments in an internetwork that are commonly connected by an intelligent hub or repeater. You are experiencing a problem accessing or using a host connection connected by means of a gateway on the local segment or a segment in an internetwork. The complete network is hanging or freezing, and the problem appears to be related to a common intelligent hub. The complete network is hanging or freezing, and the problem appears to be related to a common repeater. A network-sharable or nonsharable modem cannot be used or accessed, or there is a problem accessing the segment from a remote modem connection. The complete network is hanging or freezing, and the problem appears to be related to a common Thick or Thin repeater. November 15, 1996 Print This Page E-mail this URL