Auto Negotiate with Gigabit?

From: brandon@xxxxxxxxxxx (BRANDON, JOHN M)
Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2006 19:09:30 -0500

In the past I have experienced problems with auto-negotiate and 100 Mb ethernet
adapters - which setting setting both the adapter and the network port to
forced 100 Full Duplex resolved any issues.

Though I have not (seemingly) experienced any of the same issues with Gigabit
ethernet as I have with 100 Mb - has anyone else expereinced problems with
auto-negotiate and Gigabit ethernet adapters?

John "REBOOT" Brandon
VMS Systems Administrator
firstname.lastname.spam.me.not@xxxxxxxxxxx
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