I have four systems running in shed and one of them decided it would no longer communicate with the router. I only look at these systems about once every day or two, because they normally just run 24/7 without any problems. However, today one of them went to disconnected on both ethernet channels. These are all servers with two ethernet ports on each one and I run cables out of both ports. The system in question had not reported anything since 4:00 AM local time and was down to its last 2 workunits running out of 24 threads. It took just a minute to get it communicating again, but I lost about 1/2 days production on this system. None of the other systems were affected. Not really sure what caused this, but it has happened before, but very infrequently. I did manage to add about 16 days onto my Beta total though.
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It is wired into a switch which is wired into range extender which operates off of my N router in the house. There are four systems (96 threads) operating off of the switch and range extender. But only one failed.
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Tomorrow it will stick. 3-5 inches predicted.

I see one of members has turned on some additional firepower and propelled us back into the top 50, at least for a day, hopefully for much longer. Perhaps they will give a us a peek at what they have done.
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I had switched both of my machines to Linux for the time being. Normally at least one is on Windows for daily use, but since they are unused at the moment, linux gives much more efficient crunching, at least for SCC.
If there is a problem with linux scc work units, I'll probably be seeing wonky stats here as well. Also the machines are doing some ARP, getting close to the 10y mark soon.
Good day.