#ETHERNET STATUS NOT RECIEVING PACKETS OFFLINE#

Try restarting any problematic interface with the following commands. If the problem persists, check that the network interfaces have IPs assigned to them, and they match with the information on Network section of the UpCloud control panel. When all network interfaces have been enabled, try using the ping command again. Here the interface name is one of the names listed in the ip addrВ command output like eth0, eth1 or eth2. Turn on any disabled interfaces with the next command. 2: eth0: mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state UP group default qlen 1000 The output of the command will show the status of each network interface on the server with вЂњstate UPвЂќ or вЂњstate DOWNвЂќ, for example as below. To see all the configured interfaces, use this command. Make sure the network interfaces such as eth0 are enabled. Try UpCloud for free! Deploy a server in just 45 seconds Check your network configuration Follow the steps described here in order to troubleshoot the most common network issues with Linux cloud server. If the server is unable to reach the destination, there may be a problem with your configuration.

Once logged in, test your serverвЂ™s internet connection using ping and a public IP address such as GoogleвЂ™s public DNS server, which is most likely to reply provided your internet connection works.

#ETHERNET STATUS NOT RECIEVING PACKETS OFFLINE#

When your Linux server seems to be offline or otherwise inaccessible, you should always be able to log in with the webВ console at your UpCloud control panel or through a VNC connection.

Ethernet status not recieving packets