Thank you everyone, you've been great help to me!
phyrster wrote:
On 08:57 Fri 29 Jul , larinia wrote:
Hello list,
I am running debian unstable version on my laptop, for some reason, the
eth0 is running under half duplex. The interface does come up and I do
have internet access, I am
Paul Johnson wrote:
On Tuesday 02 August 2005 01:45 pm, Jeff Coppock wrote:
Lei Yu wrote:
I think the hub does support full duplex. It is netgear dual
speed hub model DS104.
These dual-speed hubs are still hubs. They simply provide a
single switch (bridge) between the 10Mbps and the
into a single unit and then a
switch circuit connects the two.
So, being a hub (repeater), only half duplex is supported.
jc
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On Tuesday 02 August 2005 01:45 pm, Jeff Coppock wrote:
Lei Yu wrote:
I think the hub does support full duplex. It is netgear dual
speed hub model DS104.
These dual-speed hubs are still hubs. They simply provide a
single switch (bridge) between the 10Mbps and the 100Mbps segments.
You:
On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 10:13:41PM +0100, Lei Yu wrote:
I think the hub does support full duplex. It is netgear dual speed hub
model DS104.
The hub is telling your eth0 that it doesn't - only half duplex (HD),
at 100 Mbits or 10 Mbits. To find out if it actually does FD, you can
try
Hello list,
I am running debian unstable version on my laptop, for some reason, the
eth0 is running under half duplex. The interface does come up and I do
have internet access, I am just wondering if there is a way I can make
it working under full duplex. Can anyone help?
Thanks a lot
larinia wrote:
Hello list,
I am running debian unstable version on my laptop, for some reason,
the eth0 is running under half duplex. The interface does come up and
I do have internet access, I am just wondering if there is a way I can
make it working under full duplex. Can anyone help
Hello,
I saw the half duplex message in the /var/log/syslog. I am not sure if
the cat-5 cable is the network cable(Sorry, I am a newbie), if it is,
then it is connecting to a hub, which is then connect to a wireless bridge.
Doofus wrote:
larinia wrote:
Hello list,
I am running debian
2005 m. Liepos 29 d., Penktadienis 13:51, larinia rašė:
I saw the half duplex message in the /var/log/syslog. I am not sure if
the cat-5 cable is the network cable(Sorry, I am a newbie), if it is,
then it is connecting to a hub, which is then connect to a wireless bridge.
If the other end
Am Freitag, 29. Juli 2005 12.51 schrieb larinia:
then it is connecting to a hub, which is then connect to a wireless bridge
If the other device really is a hub, then half-duplex is the best you'll get.
Only switches can do full duplex...
Patrick
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On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 11:51:23AM +0100, larinia wrote:
Hello,
I saw the half duplex message in the /var/log/syslog. I am not sure if
the cat-5 cable is the network cable(Sorry, I am a newbie), if it is,
then it is connecting to a hub, which is then connect to a wireless bridge.
Run mii
larinia:
I saw the half duplex message in the /var/log/syslog. I am not sure if
the cat-5 cable is the network cable(Sorry, I am a newbie), if it is,
It is.
then it is connecting to a hub, which is then connect to a wireless
bridge.
That's the point. A hub can only give you a half duplex
ehm, thank you all very much, I will try to connect my laptop directly
with the modem and see if there is any difference.
Does half duplex make the network traffic slower?
Dietz Proepper wrote:
larinia:
I saw the half duplex message in the /var/log/syslog. I am not sure if
the cat-5
On 08:57 Fri 29 Jul , larinia wrote:
Hello list,
I am running debian unstable version on my laptop, for some reason, the
eth0 is running under half duplex. The interface does come up and I do
have internet access, I am just wondering if there is a way I can make
it working under full
larinia wrote:
Hello,
I saw the half duplex message in the /var/log/syslog. I am not sure if
the cat-5 cable is the network cable(Sorry, I am a newbie), if it is,
then it is connecting to a hub, which is then connect to a wireless
bridge.
Doofus wrote:
larinia wrote:
Hello list,
I am
OoO Peu avant le début de l'après-midi du vendredi 29 juillet 2005,
vers 13:46, Nick Leverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] disait:
I saw the half duplex message in the /var/log/syslog. I am not sure if
the cat-5 cable is the network cable(Sorry, I am a newbie), if it is,
then it is connecting
larinia:
ehm, thank you all very much, I will try to connect my laptop directly
with the modem and see if there is any difference.
You need another cable (or a rather intelligent nic or modem;) for this.
Does half duplex make the network traffic slower?
It does. But as I already said
laptop directly with the modem and see if there is any difference.You need another cable (or a rather intelligent nic or modem;) for this.
Does half duplex make the network traffic slower?It does. But as I already said, this should not matter in your situation,because that bridge (or modem
On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 10:13:41PM +0100, Lei Yu wrote:
I have done mii-tool -v, here is the outcome
*snips*
link partner: 100baseTx-HD 10baseT-HD
I think the hub does support full duplex. It is netgear dual speed hub model
DS104.
The hub is telling your eth0 that it doesn't - only half
is netgear dual speed hub model
DS104.
The hub is telling your eth0 that it doesn't - only half duplex (HD),
at 100 Mbits or 10 Mbits. To find out if it actually does FD, you can
try forcing full duplex temporarily with "mii-tool -F 100baseTx-FD eth0".
Watch the output from &q
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