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Ethernet should absolutely SMOKE serial line speeds.<br><br>You have a issue with the ethernet setup alright. I would say<br>check 2 things. I assume you are using a crossover cable<br>to hook the 2 machines together without a hub. If that is<br>true, try to set both cards to 10Mbit full duplex...

Nothing new to add to the first 2 answers except,<br><br>Run a bunch of trace routes at different times of the day<br>to come up with the amunition you need to hammer the tier 1<br>about the problem.<br><br>Leroy Harvey CCNA, CCDA, MCSE, MCNE

I beleive you have one of 2 problems.<br><br>1) The frame relay links are being overwhelmed at some point<br>2) (outside posability) Your clients are using IPX with SAP<br><br>If #1 is the issue (assuming a IP only network) you are<br>overwhelming your frame relay CIR (comited information...

I need to know what you mean by a 'private' computer to<br>a NT network.<br>Please elaborate on what your network is like now. Are you<br>using routers right now? How many people (users) and servers<br>are on your network? How does your network get its internet<br>access?<br><br>Leroy

I would like to agree with the existing posts. Expecially<br>with turning off trunking and channeling when you turn on <br>portfast.<br>However, I would like to make a slight correction. The<br>spantree protocol still runs on the port with portfast, the<br>port just starts forwarding imediatily...

Our campus uses 4 6509s with giga cards downt to closet level<br>and 5x00 series in closets. the work like a charm. We even<br>have about20 vlans and a sun enteprise server giga attached<br>to 2 of them. 650x is great. They giga attach to 8540s without<br>a problem too.<br><br>I only have a chip...

My first thought is of subnet masks. I assume all stations<br>are on the same network when you say some get a ping reply<br>and some dont. Here are my thoughts in order...<br><br>1) subnet mask inconsistancies on same network<br>2) leftover extended access list from previous lab<br>3) client PC...