A server's link to a switch is very slow. The switch port shows many late collisions and CRC errors; the server is set to 100 Mbps full duplex while the switch port is on auto-negotiate. What is the likely problem?
La liaison d'un serveur vers un commutateur est très lente. Le port du commutateur affiche de nombreuses collisions tardives et erreurs CRC ; le serveur est réglé sur 100 Mbit/s en duplex intégral tandis que le port du commutateur est en négociation automatique. Quel est le problème probable ?
Answers
AA duplex mismatch between the server and the switchUne incompatibilité de duplex entre le serveur et le commutateur
BA DNS server that is too far awayUn serveur DNS trop éloigné
CAn IP address conflict between the server and its gatewayUn conflit d'adresse IP entre le serveur et sa passerelle
DA VLAN that is too largeUn VLAN trop grand
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