10-26-2010 08:08 AM - edited 03-11-2019 12:00 PM
I am in the process of changing our network.....
So far I have put an ASA 5510 in place. The ASA is set to a ppoe connection and dchp's ip to all pc in the office. That all works fine.....The problem is connecting and staying connected to the shared drive on PC#1
PC#1 now cannot be accessed by any computer.
However I can restart PC#1 and every office pc will be able to access it and its file.....but within an hour or so no one will be able to connect to PC#1.
Anyone have any ideas......The only change that has taken place is the AS5510....so is there some setting on that that is causing the hiccup...
Thanks!!!
10-29-2010 03:38 PM
Hello Toddy,
When the connection is not working from your computer please do a arp -a from the command prompt, check the MAC address of the computer that has the shared and find it on the network.
This issues are caused 99% of the times for duplicate IP's on the network, the rest 1% correspond to any other device doing proxy arp.
Hope it helps.
Mike.
10-29-2010 09:24 PM
like someone said above for 2-pcs in same subnet FW does not come into play and the only thing causing the trouble could be ASA proxying for other PC, who so ever respond first (pc-2 or ASA) to the query of PC-1 will get its arp updated on PC-1, that is why it may be intermittent
Can you disable sysopt noproxyarp interface inside ?
Also paste the snippet of show run static here
11-01-2010 07:08 AM
Doing an arp -a on my pc(pc-2) that cannot access the shared drive on pc-1 I see....
ip ------192.168.10.18----------physical address -------00-13-72-84-a2-5e-------dynamic
NOW on pc-1 I see the following info...
ip address - 192.168.10.18
physical address - 00-13-72-84-A2-5E
I can ping pc-1 from pc-2.
BUT cannot access the pc1 from pc2.....I see the windows cannot access \\server
IF/When I restart pc-1 everything works.....I can access the shared drive. And after the restart ip address and physical address on pc-1 are the same....and pc-2 shows teh same after the arp -a command....
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