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10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
If you have to change the connection speed its not a problem with Panther or MacOS, the problem is with your cables. If your cables are bad in some way (not all the wires are connected or are in the wrong order) this will happen.
10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
Actually this is usually an issue with spanning tree. Or more specifically portfast (the cisco term other vendoors call it other things) not being turned on. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30922 talks a little about it from the appletalk perspective, but is also a problem with link negotiation.
10.3: Check network speed to resolve connection issues
I will insert my comment here and leav it to you all to tag off it. I have a problem where my DEC based 10/100 card is only beign detected as a 10baseT card. |
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