How can I set full-duplex on a 804?  It's in the menu (?)
under interface BRI0, but says not vaild when I try to
set up.

Tks

In article <wy4cc.96$6I3.54553@news.uswest.net>, chuck-
noapam@liderbug.com says...
> How can I set full-duplex on a 804?  It's in the menu (?)
> under interface BRI0, but says not vaild when I try to
> set up.

ISDN is alread full-duplex.


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Hansang Bae wrote:
> In article <wy4cc.96$6I3.54553@news.uswest.net>, chuck-
> noapam@liderbug.com says...
> 
>>How can I set full-duplex on a 804?  It's in the menu (?)
>>under interface BRI0, but says not vaild when I try to
>>set up.
> 
> 
> ISDN is alread full-duplex.
> 
> 

Yes, but when my machine boots up (linux) and I watch the
network start, it says "half duplex".  I didn't think I
could do anything about it until I put a Dlink 624 in the
mix ( and masq ) and now I get full-duplex.  So I'm thinking
full from computer to dlink then half from dlink to 804
then full out to the world.  And according to my Cisco
in a Nutshell, duplex is half by default.  :-/

Tks

In article <sOocc.64$7P.141368@news.uswest.net>, chuck@liderbug.com 
says...
> Yes, but when my machine boots up (linux) and I watch the
> network start, it says "half duplex".  I didn't think I
> could do anything about it until I put a Dlink 624 in the
> mix ( and masq ) and now I get full-duplex.  So I'm thinking
> full from computer to dlink then half from dlink to 804
> then full out to the world.  And according to my Cisco
> in a Nutshell, duplex is half by default.  :-/

The *Ethernet* side of the 804 is HD.  I don't think you can put into FD 
mode like on the 261x models.  But it doesn't matter since the 804 
connects to a 128*K*bps ckt.



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Hansang Bae <uonr@alp.ee.pbz> wrote in message news:<MPG.1adc00c641fef6ec989cab@news-server.nyc.rr.com>...
> In article <sOocc.64$7P.141368@news.uswest.net>, chuck@liderbug.com 
> says...
> > Yes, but when my machine boots up (linux) and I watch the
> > network start, it says "half duplex".  I didn't think I
> > could do anything about it until I put a Dlink 624 in the
> > mix ( and masq ) and now I get full-duplex.  So I'm thinking
> > full from computer to dlink then half from dlink to 804
> > then full out to the world.  And according to my Cisco
> > in a Nutshell, duplex is half by default.  :-/
> 
> The *Ethernet* side of the 804 is HD.  I don't think you can put into FD 
> mode like on the 261x models.  But it doesn't matter since the 804 
> connects to a 128*K*bps ckt.

804 has a 4 port HUB so HD only.