Hi,
On most devices turn the SQE OFF. This can cause heaps of problems
particularly on repeaters and bridge devices. Be carefull however on things
such as servers some older devices require SQE ON. For example older HP
servers might not work with SQE OFF.
In general turn SQE OFF. The test is for heart beat and comms devices do
not like it. It can slow a network down to a crawl and appear to lift your
collision rate through the roof. A sure sign of it being on is when looking
at a bridge and you see every packet as a collision even when you have very
little traffic.
Just some thoughts
Teunis,
Hobart, Tasmania
Australia.
On Sunday, September 09, 2001 at 04:07:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> curious to know what do you guys set the SQE setting on your AUI
> transceivers? is it in the ON position or OFF? im using these on the
2500
> routers...
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