Was the cable connecting NIC and DTC replaced? Could be a bad connector.

On 9/21/11, Jack Connor <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I'm submitting this for a friend that's been battling a DTC issue for months
> now.
>
> The DTC has been replaced and even put on a separate nic, but the problem
> persists.
>
> His customer has a time clock application which employees use to clock
> in/out.  At least several times a week, the DTC does a reset and begins a
> download which disables the application.
>
> From a hardware standpoint, it sounds like everything has been swapped
> out/moved around with no change.
>
> I'm wondering if the application could be causing the reset via an fcontrol
> or fdevicecontrol due to some uninitialized data area?
>
> Guess I could dig into termdsm to see what the reset DTC does, but thought
> perhaps someone here might offer some insight as to how to nail this down.
>
> TIA,
> Jack Connor
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