Pat Do wrote:
> scrambled at that rate on a Cat3 or Cat4 wire. Consequently, to prevent
> signaling problems that may in turn cause data integrity problems, he's
> recommending to use 10 Mbps hubs. Is this a valid argument?
The wording is a bit iffy, but he's correct in principle. Two 100M
capable stations will negotiate 100 Mbps, even over CAT3 or -4, if left
to autonegotiate. And that won't work.
So either lock down all stations to 10, if you use unmanaged 10/100
switches, or use 10 Mbps hubs, as he said.
Regards,
Marco.
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