[lug] transfer rates on 10mb ethernet
Michael J. Hammel
mjhammel at graphics-muse.org
Tue Nov 9 17:45:53 MST 1999
Thus spoke Jeffrey B. Siegal
> Check the network errors (on both systems) reported by netstat. Maybe you
> have a bad cable or hub, or you have somehow violated the ethernet wiring
> rules (not so hard to do) causing frequent bad packets or collisions.
No transmit or receive errors reported on either end. The ethernet cable
may have had problems - I've run enough thinnet to know that you can't
leave it unterminated for too long. But I really don't know if thats the
problem or not. I have had periods of perhaps 30 seconds with the
t-connector at one end disconnected from the cable, but that hasn't
happened in a while (the setup on my laptop side is a little flimsy and the
t-connector sometimes slips loose from the cable while I'm working).
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