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Vladimir Terziev wrote:
> My switch is "stupid" one, so i can manage only the NIC end.

If thats the case your switch is likely to be running at
HD while you've set the NIC to FD hence the problem.

Both auto or both hardcoded otherwise badness.

    Steve


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