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09-17-2012 09:47 AM - edited 09-17-2012 09:48 AM
09-17-2012 09:47 AM - edited 09-17-2012 09:48 AM
Hi folks, I just want to have a firm answer to this.
Recently we have used a Gbic module to connect our Cisco switch in hope to get a better performance. But it seems like if we power off the server, we lose the LO100 connection. Is that because LO100 shared port only supports 100Mps LAN and won't be detected by Gbic? It is a remote server, so I can't really get my hands on it for some simply test.
Thank you in advance.
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09-26-2012 12:08 PM