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William Artus
Dec 8, 2003, 11:46:09 AM12/8/03
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Massimo
we are running copper to the switch, and the switch is set to 100 full
duplex.
it seems that when we did a netware 6.5 upgrade from 6 that Inetcfg didn't
record the existing properly.because the rest of the netware 6 server have
the forceduplex=2 setting in the netinfo.cfg. my question is if I comment
out all of the Inetcfg statements in autoexec.ncf and set the nic cards
back to mannual , reboot and then retransfer the setting back to inetcfg,
would this be a problem in netware 6.5.
Thanks
we are running copper to the switch, and the switch is set to 100 full
duplex.
it seems that when we did a netware 6.5 upgrade from 6 that Inetcfg didn't
record the existing properly.because the rest of the netware 6 server have
the forceduplex=2 setting in the netinfo.cfg. my question is if I comment
out all of the Inetcfg statements in autoexec.ncf and set the nic cards
back to mannual , reboot and then retransfer the setting back to inetcfg,
would this be a problem in netware 6.5.
Thanks
Andrew C Taubman
Dec 8, 2003, 4:53:21 PM12/8/03
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>my question is if I comment out all of the Inetcfg statements in
autoexec.ncf and set the nic cards back to mannual , reboot and then
retransfer the setting back to inetcfg, would this be a problem in netware
6.5.
autoexec.ncf and set the nic cards back to mannual , reboot and then
retransfer the setting back to inetcfg, would this be a problem in netware
6.5.
No, that should be fine.
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Massimo Rosen
Dec 9, 2003, 6:30:10 AM12/9/03
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Hi,
Well, apart that you should really use AUTO on both sides, why not just
change the forceduplex parameter manually in sys:\etc\netinfo.cfg on the
driver load line, followed by deleting sys:\etc\netinfo.chk (if it
exists)?
CU,
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