Hi, On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 07:39:08AM +0300, Martin T wrote: > what do you mean by "telco gear"?
If you order a cross-city ethernet link from a telco, they usually
force duplex/speed settings on their gear and turn off autonegotiation.
In that case you need to hard-wire your end as well, of course.
> And I understand that late collision
> is a collision which happens after the first 512b of frame are on the
> wire, but why shouldn't late collisions occur in case the network is
> fine?
On a full-duplex link, there *are no collisions*. Never.
gert
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