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I have a user that is running a server (Mac OS X on a G4) in the DMZ of my network. He had rendezvous turned on and we noticed that the DMZ was getting UDP broadcasts from his box; since he wasn’t using it and it was affecting the whole segment, I asked him to turn off Rendezvous. Since this has happened, if he doesn’t run a constant ping, his server loses connectivity. The box does not appear to have any hardware failure and is fully patched w/ the latest os x server. What could be causing this? I’m stumped; I’ve also posted this over at experts-exchange.com (here) if anyone here’s a member there and wants to earn a quick 500 points.
have you confirmed that it is rendezvous’s fault; have you tried turning rendezvous back on to see if the machine’s connection stabilises ?
how exactly did you manage to turn off rendezvous? did you just un-tick the ‘Enable Rendezvous registration’ in the AFP settings?
alxknt wrote:
have you confirmed that it is rendezvous’s fault; have you tried turning rendezvous back on to see if the machine’s connection stabilises ?
how exactly did you manage to turn off rendezvous? did you just un-tick the ‘Enable Rendezvous registration’ in the AFP settings?
I do not believe that the loss of connectivity is due to Rendezvous, rather that when it was on, it’s periodic broadcasts were keeping the machine online. It was turned off via the gui, yes.
MacTroll wrote:
How did you turn of Rendezvous?
Via the GUI in the services section (sorry I can’t be more specific, it was a few weeks ago, and I am not the admin of that box.)
spanning tree was enabled on the port that the server was connected to on the switch. disabling it seems to have fixed the issue.
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