C H A P T E R 3 | Intel® NetStructure™ 6000 Switch Modules User Guide |
10/100 Ethernet Troubleshooting
The following table is a quick guide to
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Symptom | Cause | Course of Action |
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No Link LED after | Bad or improper | Check cable. 100Mbps |
plugging in a cable. | cable type. | link requires Category 5 |
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| cable. |
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| connection must be made |
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| with a “crossover” cable. |
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| Check patch cables |
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| especially. Never use |
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| “silver satin” telephone |
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| patch cables. The total |
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| length of the cable should |
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| be less than 100 meters |
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| (328.1 feet) including |
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| patches. |
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| Ports are | The switch’s default link |
| configured | connects with any |
| improperly. | properly operating link. |
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| However, a port can be |
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| configured to link without |
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| of several configurations. |
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| If plugged into a port that |
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| has been configured |
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| differently, the link might |
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| not connect or might not |
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| work properly. For |
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| example, a |
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| port connected to a half- |
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| duplex port might have |
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| many frame errors.The |
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| best solution is to use the |
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| ports in |
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| mode with properly |
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| functioning devices |
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| plugged into them. |
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