[geeks] Linux disparity
Joshua D Boyd
jdboyd at cs.millersville.edu
Wed Dec 18 09:36:08 CST 2002
On Wed, Dec 18, 2002 at 03:28:33PM +0000, Mike Meredith wrote:
> Better peformance over DSL? That's *really* slow. What does 'netstat
> -ien' show on both the Linux boxes ? What kind of switch/hub have you
> got between them ?
I have a lanplex2500 set to factory defaults. However, the problem
remains if I swap in a generic hub. The generic hub doesn't show many
collisions. The Lanplex doesn't report collisions at all (at least not
convieniently on the front of it like the hub does).
I won't be able to check netstat until sometime tonight since I'm now at
work.
> It sounds possible that you've got an autonegotiation failure in there
> somewhere ... in which case one of the interfaces will be in
> half-duplex mode and you'll get a fair number of collisions.
Well, first, it is all 10mbit. I thought autonegotiation was only for
100mbit. Am I wrong on this? How do I check autonegotiation? Just
check ipconfig on each machine?
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Joshua D. Boyd
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