yippie, no one has suggested it yet, so the privilege falls on me:
check duplex settings - do not let auto-duplex handle that.
cheers_georg_vienna
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> start with layer 1....cable ok? physical interface have chewing gum stuck
> in it....?
>
> maybe trace back to the user. ping each hop along the way. isolate the
> point of failure and look there first.
>
> good luck.
> roger
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 10:52
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> Subject: Packet Drops
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> Guys,
>
> What would be some of the remedies to packet drops on a LAN? I notice
that
> one of our CAT 6500 trunk ports are showing steady increse of RUNTS and
> GIANTS while users are complaining of slowness and packet losses. Any
> answers?
>
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