[e-nsp] Black Diamond 6608

[Jo Rhett]

That would be a 48Ti card

auto-neg problems are always related to the chipset on the card so I  
doubt a software update will fix it for you.  I've seen problems with  
3C905B cards, but never with Intel or Broadcom before.  The only card  
I've confirmed doesn't autoneg correct with the 48Ti is the 3C905B,  
and it has problems with most switches so I blamed the card and not  
the switch.

On Aug 28, 2008, at 4:08 AM, Mike Louis wrote:
> I have a customer running 7.6.3 code on a black diamond 6608 switch.  
> They are constantly having issues with their 48 Port 10/100/1000  
> (Not sure model number but i think its 48GTXi or something like  
> that) blade where it fails to autonegotiate speed and duplex  
> settings correctly at 10/100 speeds. It works fine with 1000BaseT  
> cards just normal 10/100 (Broadcom and Intel) have an issue. We are  
> having to set the speed 100-Full and the customer would like to know  
> if upgrading the code the latest rev 7.7 or later will remedy this  
> issue. Is this a hardware or software issue?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Mike Louis
>
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