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question about autonegotiation
19 years 3 months ago #9359
by x1ng
question about autonegotiation was created by x1ng
hi guys i have a question about autonegotiation
with autonegotiation on 10/100 card,what characteristics if the device on the other end does not perform negotiation at all?
a- 100 Mbps, half duplex
b- 100 Mbps, full duplex
c- 10 Mbps ,half duplex
d- 10 Mbps ,full duplex
the answer was "C" in the cisco press BOOK
but i dont understand why
and what is the mean of "does not perform negotiation at all" is the mean a 10 Mbps card or (100 mbps only not 10/100) or it mean its a 10 Mbps half duplex card. iam realy confused.
thanx
with autonegotiation on 10/100 card,what characteristics if the device on the other end does not perform negotiation at all?
a- 100 Mbps, half duplex
b- 100 Mbps, full duplex
c- 10 Mbps ,half duplex
d- 10 Mbps ,full duplex
the answer was "C" in the cisco press BOOK
but i dont understand why
and what is the mean of "does not perform negotiation at all" is the mean a 10 Mbps card or (100 mbps only not 10/100) or it mean its a 10 Mbps half duplex card. iam realy confused.
thanx
19 years 3 months ago #9361
by DaLight
Replied by DaLight on topic Re: question about autonegotiation
I'll answer the second question first as it leads us to the answer.
If the device at the other end does not perform negotiation at all, it could be for any number of reasons:
1. It is not capable of auto-negotiation
2. Auto-negotiation is disabled
All this means is that we don't know what modes the device is capable of operating as we can't negotiate. It could be a 10Mbps or gigabit device for all we know.
That is why we have to choose the lowest common denominator which is 10 Mbps half duplex, as all devices from 10Mbps onwards can operate in this mode.
If the device at the other end does not perform negotiation at all, it could be for any number of reasons:
1. It is not capable of auto-negotiation
2. Auto-negotiation is disabled
All this means is that we don't know what modes the device is capable of operating as we can't negotiate. It could be a 10Mbps or gigabit device for all we know.
That is why we have to choose the lowest common denominator which is 10 Mbps half duplex, as all devices from 10Mbps onwards can operate in this mode.
19 years 3 months ago #9362
by x1ng
Replied by x1ng on topic Re: question about autonegotiation
yehh i think that i understood .
so as we cant know what other device capable of so we will choose the lowest thing that we will sure that the other device will operate in that mode.10 Mbps half duplex
thanks alot
so as we cant know what other device capable of so we will choose the lowest thing that we will sure that the other device will operate in that mode.10 Mbps half duplex
thanks alot
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