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This section lists common possible sources of error and actions
required to fix them.
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This may indicate:
❑
A loose data cable.
❑
A wrong cable type used or maximum cable length exceeded.
❑
The device at the other end of the connection is turned
off
.
❑
The data cable is not wired correctly (straight / crossed) for the
device.
❑
The network administrator manually disabled the port
through the Port Configuration menu.
❑
The port’s selected transmission mode does not match that of
the attached device.
Perform the following steps in sequence; you need not proceed to
the next step if the problem is resolved:
1. Make sure the data cables are secure.
2. Make sure the device at the end of the connection is turned
on
.
3. Make sure the data cable is wired correctly (straight / crossed) for
the device.
4. Connect a terminal and check the port status; see “Port
Configuration” on page 2-12 for details.
❑
If the port is
Enabled
, make sure the transmission speed
matches that of the connected device (auto-negotiating, full-
or half-duplex).
Note
Very poor communications result when duplex settings on the switch
and the device do not match.
If the attached device is auto-negotiating, set the switch port to auto-
negotiate.
If the device does not support auto-negotiating, set the switch port to
the correct speed and duplex for the device.
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