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Re: fast ethernet limits
From: Scott Granados <scott () wworks net>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 13:03:45 -0800 (PST)
You could use fiber and a fiber conversion box. Or you could use a switch or repeater half way. On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Steve Rude wrote:
Hi NANOG, Could someone please help me with a fast ethernet problem I am having. We have a POP in a 27 floor building, and have a rj45 run from the the bottom of the building (in the telco room) to the top of the building. We have cisco switches on either end and we are seeing about 5-20% packet loss on the trunk. Are we running into a distance limitation of fast ethernet, or are we suffering from another problem? I read that 328 feet is the limitation of fast ethernet. Is there anything short of getting a repeater for the cable run that I can do to boost the signal? TIA for your help. Ciao. Steve Rude
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