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Full duplex at HUB?
Ok at the moment I have a hub whit 5 computers connected to it. It's a 10/100 NetGear hub.
Ok I heard that there is some command I can run or a file I edit or something like that. But what the command/file/script/whatever does is tells you what connect speed it's connecting to the hub to. I can force all ports to be fullduplex but doesn't mean it's going to connect at that. What would be the best way to see what connection speed it would be running at the hub to the computer?  Thx in advance |
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