On Friday 14 Mar 2014 09:37:18 you wrote:
> I was adviced to try rebooting the MAAS server (region and cluster
> controller on one box) which fixed the problem. But a subsequent reboot
> brought it back :/
I am pretty sure there's something wrong with some folks' networking setups
but I'm not sure what it is.
The timeouts on the TFTP server are very generous, it uses a backoff algorithm
and ends up as a few seconds. This should be more than enough for a local
network!
As a data point. I have seen this locally once when I mixed different types of
switches together (100MB and Gigabit) and went away as soon as I moved back to
a single speed network.
On Friday 14 Mar 2014 09:37:18 you wrote:
> I was adviced to try rebooting the MAAS server (region and cluster
> controller on one box) which fixed the problem. But a subsequent reboot
> brought it back :/
I am pretty sure there's something wrong with some folks' networking setups
but I'm not sure what it is.
The timeouts on the TFTP server are very generous, it uses a backoff algorithm
and ends up as a few seconds. This should be more than enough for a local
network!
As a data point. I have seen this locally once when I mixed different types of
switches together (100MB and Gigabit) and went away as soon as I moved back to
a single speed network.