Collisions using 10BaseT, half-duplex ethernet are to be expected. They are
the rule, not the exception, and unless you are getting an exceptionally
high ratio of collisions to frames output, I wouldn't worry about it.
Now, if you were seeing LATE collisions between the router and the switch, I
would think that you have the switchport set for full duplex, which will
cause late collisions if connected to a half duplex device.
HTH,
John Neiberger
BTW, do you know Rhett Folse at Alltel? If so, tell him hi for me!
>
> What could be possible reasons for getting collisions between a router
and a
> catalyst switch? The link is 10mbps.
>
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