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         Actually, no I haven't tried that yet.  What's the config I need 
to do that?  Also, could it be because I'm taking a lot of errors across my 
network?  How would I track it if I was?

At 05:36 PM 3/12/04 +0100, jan.muenther@nruns.com wrote:

>What sort of hub/switch is this? Have you tried setting the interface
>speed(s) to a fixed value?