howdy ho,
* Sebastian Wiesinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-08-26 12:30]:
Hello,
I'm having a little problem here with a new Cisco 4510R-E. It's
running the following configuration:
Problem solved. Someone hinted that I should not assume that the
linecard does have auto MDI/X detection. Which apparently it hasn't.
So connecting a crossover cable solved the problem.
I was under the impression that auto MDI/X was a feature present on
all linecards but it seems I was wrong. Or is there a way to turn this
on on a port? I looked over the commands for the port but didn't see
anything obvious..
in my expeierence not all line cards support the auto MDI/X feature but
for those taht do, add the command :-
mdix auto
on the interface
hope this helps
later
Regards,
Sebastian
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