Thread: Duplex?
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Old 05-10-2004, 08:38   #8
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Re: Duplex?

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Originally Posted by altis
Sir Robin doesn't agree with you there...

taken from:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d.../ethernet.html
Sir Robin does, as Sir Raja wrote - "unless otherwise specified". Always helps to cover ones shiny metal ass.

And ok, assuming that he has a very old cable modem - what should he set it to? How would he determine how it should be set and what the cable modem defaults too? Anyone know? RTFM perhaps? (Seriously)

If it is a new one it should be set to auto IMO, as Robin mentiones that the cable modem is limited to 10mbps half-duplex on these old modems, so one way to tell might be the following, that if you plug in your cable modem and you get a 100Meg connection on auto detect then it is a newer modem and not an old one?

And therefore if you do the same thing with an old modem - would you auto detect 10Mbps and then force it to 10 Meg half-duplex on the PC?
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