Sleep breaks DSL-Networking - but not for Classic

[wiesbeck]

Hi,
I am expiriencing the following weird problem ever since I upgraded my IMac to OS X:
The iMac uses a dsl modem and makes the connection via PPPoE.
All works fine until I put the iMac to sleep.
When doing so, I see a quick "Disconnecting PPP connection" before the screen goes black.
When I wake it up again, everything seems to be fine, I can see that Internet Connect builds up the PPPoE Connection again, gets an IP address,...
BUT: networking just doesn't work anymore, no www, no ping, nothing! Logging out and in again does not solve the problem. I can disconnect and reconnect, but still no network.
BUT No. 2: Networking in Classic is just fine! I can surf, do my Online Banking stuf, etc.

I've reinstalled the system three times (I think) and done all the updates, so what could be the problem?

Thanks for helping.

[wiesbeck]

:( Anyone, please?

[Novajo]

Do you have a firewall set up ?
Do you have an IP up script in etc/ppp/ip-up ?
Do you use natd ? It does not always reset itself.

The ebst thing you can do is to tail -f /var/log/system.log in the terminal, and try to ping any machine (e.g. www.google.com) in another terminal window. Look at what appears in /var/log/system.log and come back here.

[sighup9]

Originally posted by Novajo
Do you have a firewall set up ?
Do you have an IP up script in etc/ppp/ip-up ?
Do you use natd ? It does not always reset itself.

The ebst thing you can do is to tail -f /var/log/system.log in the terminal, and try to ping any machine (e.g. www.google.com) in another terminal window. Look at what appears in /var/log/system.log and come back here.

I have the same issue on a Tibook 667 GB Ethernet since I installed 10.2.3.

When I put the system to sleep and wake it, my network settings are present but I cannot access any network resources. I can ping my own IP address but nothing else either on local LAN or Internet.

Here is what appears in system log:

Jan 19 22:44:50 Kaiser SymMissedTask - parent[366]: sleep demand recorded: Sun J
an 19 22:44:50 2003
Jan 19 22:44:51 Kaiser mach_kernel: AppleNMI mask NMI
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser mach_kernel: System Sleep
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser mach_kernel: System Wake
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser mach_kernel: Wake event 0008
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser mach_kernel: enableClockSpreading returned with 0
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser mach_kernel: AppleNMI unmask NMI
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser mach_kernel: ADB present:8c
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser configd[100]: arp_transmit(en1) failed, Message too long
(40)
Jan 19 22:44:52 Kaiser configd[100]: MANUAL en1: arp probe failed, arp_transmit(
en1) failed, Message too long (40)
Jan 19 23:03:14 Kaiser SymMissedTask - parent[366]: sleeptime recorded: Sun Jan
19 22:44:50 2003
Jan 19 23:03:14 Kaiser SymMissedTask - parent[366]: waketime is: Sun Jan 19 23:0
3:14 2003
Jan 19 23:03:14 Kaiser configd[100]: arp_transmit(en1) failed, Message too long
(40)
Jan 19 23:03:14 Kaiser configd[100]: MANUAL en1: arp probe failed, arp_transmit(
en1) failed, Message too long (40)
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 168.103.0.1
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 68.48.0.5
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 168.103.0.1
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 68.48.0.5
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 168.103.0.1
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 68.48.0.5
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 68.48.0.5
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 168.103.0.1
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 68.48.0.5
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 168.103.0.1
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail
ed for 68.48.0.5
Jan 19 23:06:13 Kaiser lookupd[296]: DNSAgent: dns_send_query_server - send fail

Even more strange, if I am attached to a network via the copper 10/100/1000 Ethernet adapter, my network settings are present after waking, if I am using my Airport, all network settings dissappear. I've tried manually setting Ip addresses etc. and end up in beachball hell.

I ran ~6 months before 10.2.3 repeatedly puttiing my system to sleep w/o any problems.

I tried reinstalling 10.2.3 combined update and even formatted my Tibook this weekend and still have same issue. Another friend of mine with a TiBook 800 had the excact same issue and reinstalling combined 10.2.3 update fixed it for him. Smells like a BUG to me.

--Evan