Priya Nakamura
Keeps servers patched and users mostly happy. Interested in nas, active directory, psu.
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ok so give teh server host a static local IP or a DHCP reservation. if a Linux box got a new local IP after a reboot, the forwarding rule points to a device that no longer exists.
been there man for me it was the fan curve. swapped it and boom, fixed. following, having the same problem lmk how it goes
lol same thing happened to me honestly just reset the power plan and save yourself the pain hope that helps :)
Run netsh winsock reset and ipconfig /flushdns in an admin terminal, then restart. This resets network settings that may be stuck.