Hello Sunil,
Are you saying that the PCs can talk to other PCs on the same switch @ 100Mbps speed?
Check following.
1. You should have CAT 5 standard cabling to get 100 Mbps.
2. The switch ports/cards you are using has to be 100 Mbps or 10/100Mbps(100BaseTx
FastEthernet).
3. If the PCs can't talk to other PCs on different switch, check the connections
between the switches. If you are using cross-over cat5 cable the check those cables
for right crimping. OR if U are using the cascading ports on your switch check those
flat cables. Most switches give LED indications for errors.
4. Last but noe least Check other error LEDs like n/w collision/partition etc.
Best Luck
Abhay
On Thursday, June 08, 2000 at 11:23:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Hi,
> I am setting up a network of about 30 computers, all have different OS's.
> viz.. Linux, Windows, Mac's etc.
> I have Dax 100mbps cards on all the systems. I have three 16 port 100Mbps
> Compex switches.
> When i set the cards manually to 100Mbps, they do not talk to to any of the
> computers on the other switches. However, when i set the card to 10Mbps,
> then the talk to each other. So there is no problem with the cabling.
> Apcom tech support have not been of any help.
> Any ideas?
> Sunil.
>
>
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