You might try checking the duplex negotiation. Make sure that both are
set (manually) to full duplex. I've seen similar problems on a
7513/Cat5000 model.
-andy
On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Steve Pfister wrote:
>
> > > I've got a packet loss problem I can't seem to figure out. On the network
>
> I've got a further bit of information on this problem that we're having.
> The major part of the network in question is several Cisco routers attached
> to a Catalyst 3516 Ethernet switch. All of the routers show little or no
> input or output errors, and this is not increasing much over time. The
> switch, however, is showing input errors on nearly every port that's in
> use. The vast majority of these errors are frame errors. Most are
> increasing with time (one increases about 4000-5000 errors per hour). One
> port that's connected to a Sun workstations show no input errors, but
> several output errors (increasing with time). What might this mean?
>
> Thanks!
>
> --Steve
>
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