Let's say I have a computer NIC hardcoded to 1000 Mbps and full-duplex. I connect it to a switch whose Fast Ethernet interface is set to autonegotiate speed and duplex. It seems to me that …

Hello everyone, I there a list that shows how the ports on a Cisco switch is numbered? Some switches are numbered fa0/0, fa0/0/0, fa1/0/1/, gi0/0/0 and so on. I do understand that there …

Hi Guys. When I create a port channel between nexus 6004 Switch and the Server.I have 4 X 10 gig interfaces member of that particular portchannel.but when i check the speed of that …

The figure is lacking the needed detail for actual designated port selection but I think I understand your question as "What is segment F" or what does it represent. I believe F represents a …

Nov 14, 2020 · What is the purpose of the command switchport nonegotiate? Is that going to disable

Hi, This is a silly question "What is the difference between uplink and access port?" I know the basic difference but I want to know about the technical difference between both. What are the …

Good question and upon further reading you will undoubtedly discover that this metric was set when the internet was a much slower beast. If you wanted to set your OSPF auto-cost …

Hi Chandra, Actually Cat5 can "theoretically" can handle up to 100Mbps, but you can get it work with 1000Mbps if you make it shorter than 100 meters, instead Cat5e can handle …

Mar 19, 2025 · A very common issue. In this case you can see the input errors/crc have number on both devices, are one or both incrementing? You will want to see which device has counter …

I'll like to know the difference between an uplink port and a normal port. Is the difference physical or is it a thing with the bandwidth that it can take. For e.g I have a cisco 3750 whose switch …