Problems with D-Link DFE-580TX 4x Ethernet 10/100
Hi, I have problems with this card. When I start router, everything works. After cca 1 hour one of the ethernet port (random) stops communicating. The solution is disabling and enabling ethernet port. After this all working fine to the next reboot. Did anybody had this problem?
Hi, I have problems with this card. When I start router, everything works. After cca 1 hour one of the ethernet port (random) stops communicating. The solution is disabling and enabling ethernet port. After this all working fine to the next reboot. Did anybody had this problem?
I Had similar problem, what I did was to replace the card with another one the it since has been working Ok. Try to do the same.
Paul
I Had similar problem, what I did was to replace the card with another one the it since has been working Ok. Try to do the same.
Paul
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we use 2 of them (2x 4port) without any problem (all ports in use).
But there are issues in production quality. We needed 4 cards to get 2 working probably. This is a known issue that a high percentage dies of these cards within the first year. If you use it (we do and its a nice card), just keep one in spare for production use.
normis, the card is still in the markt. Not too many options anyway (happy to take your cards, IF you get it thru our customs....)
But there are issues in production quality. We needed 4 cards to get 2 working probably. This is a known issue that a high percentage dies of these cards within the first year. If you use it (we do and its a nice card), just keep one in spare for production use.
normis, the card is still in the markt. Not too many options anyway (happy to take your cards, IF you get it thru our customs....)
normis, just ordered several wifi kits from Janis for our Samui project (will see how customs will work here...). But its a bit off-topic.
Our experience says, that 30% of 580-production is not good. Having a replacment standby for each card in production use is not cost effective, I know. Unfortunately, not much choice in the market.
I saw the Routerboard500xx, especially the daughter board. This is good as soon as available... (We just need 8-10 NIC at least).
Btw, we also have a complet PC-MT Level5 in cold-standby... CF-card could also die and transfering a router config simply doen't work with the naming/numbeing of the NICs.
Our experience says, that 30% of 580-production is not good. Having a replacment standby for each card in production use is not cost effective, I know. Unfortunately, not much choice in the market.
I saw the Routerboard500xx, especially the daughter board. This is good as soon as available... (We just need 8-10 NIC at least).
Btw, we also have a complet PC-MT Level5 in cold-standby... CF-card could also die and transfering a router config simply doen't work with the naming/numbeing of the NICs.
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