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    Discard frame w/o leading ethernet header (len 4 pkt len 4)

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      scarpy last edited by

      Hello everybody!
      Everything is working on my hardware but
      the console continuously shows the message:
      cs1: Discard frame w/o leading ethernet header (len 4 pkt len 4)
      ??? ???
      Please help !!!

      Thanks,
      Alex

      scarpy is:
      CCNA Cisco Certified Network Administrator
      CNAI Cisco Network Academy Instructor
      MCSE Microsoft Certified System Engineer

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        hoba last edited by

        You seem to have some strange traffic on your network. This is just some info output. If you want to make it stop you have to find the source of this traffic and shut it down.

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          scarpy last edited by

          Hi hoba!!
          Thanks for your quick reply!!

          I have not yet connected the PFSense machine to the network.
          This warning comes from internal NIC of my IBM machine.

          I can work-around the problem disabling the internal card and
          putting another NIC on the bus. :-
          But i'd like very much to know if there's a way to solve it.

          Hi,
          Alex

          scarpy is:
          CCNA Cisco Certified Network Administrator
          CNAI Cisco Network Academy Instructor
          MCSE Microsoft Certified System Engineer

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            hoba last edited by

            What kind of nic is that? I'm using an IBM eserver e330 at home as firewall and haven't yet seen logs like this. Is there any chance that you have enabled some hardwaremonitoring setting that is broadcasting some kind of information?

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              scarpy last edited by

              It is a Crystal Semiconductor CS8920
              on Intel 82371SB Pci to ISA Adapter.  ??? ???

              It's built into the motherboard.

              Thanks for any help,
              Alex

              scarpy is:
              CCNA Cisco Certified Network Administrator
              CNAI Cisco Network Academy Instructor
              MCSE Microsoft Certified System Engineer

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                hoba last edited by

                Well, then your and mine machine seems to be pretty different. I have 2 onboard 10/100/1000 Intelnics using the fxp driver.

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