07-17-2013 03:18 AM - edited 03-07-2019 02:27 PM
Hello All ,
I am replacing old 2960 with new 2960-S series swicthes .In old enviorment we only had 10/100 ports but on new switch we only have Gig ports .
I was wondering if there is any option to limit the traffic to 100Mb on switch port without chardcoding the port to 100Full .
Thanks for help
Amit
07-17-2013 03:21 AM
Well, it should be running at auto duplex, so if you have 10/100 cards and not 10/100/1000 cards, it shoudl run at 100 full, via auto negoitation. Or I guess, you can always rate-limit the ports to 100.
07-17-2013 03:29 AM
Thanks John ,
Can you advise how can I rate limit port to 100
07-17-2013 03:37 AM
Well, even with rate limiting, that's not going to stop something getting full duplex. Do the users not have 10/100/1000 cards?
07-17-2013 06:20 AM
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I believe, some newer switches will allow limiting port speed to 100Mbps without requiring 100/full hardcoded. (I.e. believe they can "appear" as an auto 100 - "speed auto 10 100".)
Also believe 2960 can logically rate limit to 100 Mbps, but if hardware can work as described (above), that would be a better option.
If remote side isn't hard coded to 100/full but can't do gig, it should run at 100. If it can do gig, is there an important reason to preclude it from doing so?
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