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I have 3 remote sites from the switch, 1 is a new location and randomly thru out the day they get disconnected and the display reads Server connection lost. The other locations have no problem.. What causes this problem and can I fix it? Thanks
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I would test the ISP at the trouble site, probably long delays, jitter, or dropped packets...
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I've had success with this same problem at another site by changing the setting in 15-05 NAT registration expiration from default 180 to 90. IP conflict would be a constant, ISP is always going to be an issue. I've pinged the site and it looks stable.
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I have seen DHCP scopes that overlap with static that cause issues. Especially with mobile devices that come in and out.
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Do you have 10-58 set? This can cause issues if not.
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I have never done any set up it 10-58. What is it for? I have 3 remote sites with no problems, just the 1 site has the intermittent connection problem.
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10-58 defines the local network (VPN). If you are using NAT for anything you should have this enabled. Why it doesn't come with some defaults I do not know. ie 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0 and so on.
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Thanks for the response Coral Tech, I'm not using a VPN, I am using NAT but I don't understand why I need 10-58 and if I do what IP addresses would I put in those fields?
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You would define your local network with this. If you are using NAT for networking your sites together check the firewall and make sure it's not timing out.
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