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10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
Doing this is an incredibly bad idea. Setting the interface to the wrong settings manually can create nasty performance problems.
10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
Doesn't always work. My old Lombard PowerBook had problems with certain 100mb/s hubs and routers, for example, and under System 9.0 I had to use the speed and duplex software to force the PowerBook into 10mb/s mode. When I moved to Mac OS X 10.0, I couldn't do that anymore, so just carried a 10mb/s only hub with me everywhere, which always negotiated fine.
10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
So to make this a useful hint....
10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
Open Terminal and type
10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
You are correct in that NWAY is handled by the hardware. But NWAY is not bulletproof, and if you know and understand your LAN topology, setting the proper intf params manually is a reasonable solution.. |
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