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Microsoft, Server 2003 Enterprise, SQL 2005 Server, Dual Wan IP connected to Dual NIC Server, Disable and re-enble works temporarily.

Asked by isaakadmin in Network Cards & Adapters, Network Routers, Networking Hardware Firewalls

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Our setup:

WAN IP set 1= connected to Sonicwall Internet Security Appliance
     Internal=192.168.2.1
         Connected to Linksys gigabit switch
               One to one NAT to 192.168.2.100 to NIC 1 on SQL server port 1433
                                              255.255.255.0
                                              192.168.2.1

WAN IP set 2=connected to Sonicwall Pro3060
     Internal =192.168.2.253
          Connected to Linksys gigabit switch
               One to one NAT to 192.168.2.200 to NIC 2 on SQL server port 1433
                                              255.255.255.0
                                              192.168.2.253

My first NIC keeps dropping.  It shows thats its still connected but won't respond to ping internal or external.  If I disable and re-enable the NIC then it works but will drop in intermittently.  I had to resort to scheduling a batch file to disable and re-enable the NIC to keep the first connection working.

Original NICs were dual Broadcom Netxtreme Gigabit
Replaced with Intel PRO1000 MT dual PCI Express card.

We do have moderate traffic hitting both IPs about 10GB a day.
Tried replacing the Sonicwall Internet Security Appliance with another cheaper Dlink firewall and no luck.

Thanks


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Tags: Microsoft, Server 2003 Enterprise, SQL 2005 Server, Dual Wan IP connected to Dual NIC Server
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