Glen wrote > After speaking with our administrator he said: > >Technically the card and switches are set to "Auto-Duplex", which means >they are running in Full Duplex mode.
That may be the case but auto negotiate between the PC NIC and the switch port does not always work - you should be able to tell from the switch port if it actually has negotiated to full duplex or not. - Probably a barking up the wrong tree there anyway. Yes I agree a better way of capturing and dealing with these problems is the way to go - my experience is of uniobjects.net in a web environment where we are getting over 1 million hits per day, peaking at say 20 or more per second and we do get a multitude of errors most days in the logs. - We should not really ignore them but i think blips do just happen, certainly i have found that the udt licence management is always a bit behind so if I have all licences used and i drop a uniobjects connection and connect a new one straight away it gives me a out of licence error - i sometimes have to wait a few seconds before connecting again, which in web terms is a long time. Sometimes i also getto thepoint where udt does not accept any new uniobjects connections and the only way to fix this is to kill the unirpcd service and restart it. ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
