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2600 full duplex ethernet not working

mmeyn
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I have two routers in each branch office, a set of 1720's and a set of 2600's. Both 1720's are connected via a point2point T1, configured for bridging and in the initial configuration set at duplex-auto. I recently tried to set up a 2600 on one side, began by configuring the fastethernet, and once again chose auto duplex. Once the FastEth. was configured, the router began displaying messages that there was a duplex mismatch, it detected the 1720 at full duplex and it (the 2600) was only at half duplex. I then reconfigured the fastethnet to duplex-full. After the no-shutdown command, the fastethernet goes down. If I then change the command to duplex auto or half, it comes back up. I changed Cat5 cable, hub, etc... How do I get this to work full duplex? Thanks..

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MickPhelps
Level 1
Level 1

What kind of switch do you have between the 1720 and the 2600? How is it configured?

Mick.

svermill
Level 4
Level 4

You say that you changed the hub. I don't think full duplex is an option with hubs. Was that there before when you only had 1720 or did you add that when you added the new router? You probably need to set all devices to half duplex or replace your hub with a switch.

amitsonik
Level 1
Level 1

Use the following command

show cdp neighbor detail

this will show you all the cisco device's attached to it.

Then you can check if any of the interface's are configured for full duplex.

Then you can specify the command "full duplex" on the ethernet interface. Say shutdown, and then no shutdown. Reload the router.

I had this problem once, it worked for me.

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