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    XFox
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    I already posted a reply regarding this problem in the [url=https://www.afp548.com/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=4778]”DirectoryService.server.log”[/url] topic but this is a more complete description of the situation.
    I’m experiencing the issue on Mac OS X Server 10.4.8 configured as Open Directory Master and acting as the gateway of the network.
    My DirectoryService.server.log looks like:
    [CODE]
    2006-09-29 19:23:48 CEST – Network transition occurred.
    2006-09-29 19:24:18 CEST – Network transition occurred.
    2006-09-29 19:24:48 CEST – Network transition occurred.
    2006-09-29 19:25:18 CEST – Network transition occurred.
    2006-09-29 19:25:48 CEST – Network transition occurred.
    [/code]
    As you see, the message is printed every 30 seconds.

    I don’t know if it’s related but the server is also the DNS server for itself and its FQDN resolves to both the IPs of the internal and
    external interface:

    [CODE]
    % hostname
    myserver.mycompany.lan
    % host myserver
    myserver.mycompany.lan has address 192.168.x.x
    myserver.mycompany.lan has address 81.x.x.x
    [/code]

    We have a public static IP but no company domain name assigned, so I did this with Server Admin’s DNS control panel to keep changeip happy and maintain the DNS server IP address on the internal subnetwork.

    Moreover, I got these errors in system.log:
    [CODE]
    Sep 29 18:04:46 myserver DirectoryService[1844]: Search connection
    failure: During an attempt to bind to [127.0.0.1] LDAP server.
    Sep 29 18:04:46 myserver DirectoryService[1844]: Search connection
    failure: Disabled future attempts to bind to [127.0.0.1] LDAP
    server for next 0 seconds.
    [/code]

    Sometimes, the server seems to hang (spinning beach ball of death and no more ssh logins) but continues to route network traffic and recovers by itself within some hours. I didn’t find any related log entry when it happens.
    Any thoughts and/or possible explanations?

    #367197
    XFox
    Participant

    For any who will find this thread by searching the Internet, the cause of the network transition messages is the router configured in half-bridge mode.
    Refers to [url=https://www.afp548.com/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=9910]this thread[/url] for all the details.
    And yes, I should have searched the forum before posting… 😳

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