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Is there a way in BSD and / or Cisco to enforce symmetric
full-duplex signalling / packet these days?
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On 01/19/2013 22:31, The Doctor wrote:
> Is there a way in BSD and / or Cisco to enforce symmetric
> full-duplex signalling / packet these days?

Related to what?
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In article <kdfc9u$vfp$>,
Torfinn Ingolfsen <> wrote:
>On 01/19/2013 22:31, The Doctor wrote:
>> Is there a way in BSD and / or Cisco to enforce symmetric
>> full-duplex signalling / packet these days?
>
>Related to what?
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>Torfinn Ingolfsen,
>Norway

Related to ip packets such that

Speed incoming == Speed outgoing.
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The Doctor <> wrote:
> In article <kdfc9u$vfp$>,
> Torfinn Ingolfsen <> wrote:
>>On 01/19/2013 22:31, The Doctor wrote:
>>> Is there a way in BSD and / or Cisco to enforce symmetric
>>> full-duplex signalling / packet these days?
>>
>>Related to what?
>>--
>>Torfinn Ingolfsen,
>>Norway
>
> Related to ip packets such that
>
> Speed incoming == Speed outgoing.

Speed is not something you can enforce. It is an attribute of
your connection that is usually determined by its physical properties.

In article <>,
Rob <> wrote:
>The Doctor <> wrote:
>> In article <kdfc9u$vfp$>,
>> Torfinn Ingolfsen <> wrote:
>>>On 01/19/2013 22:31, The Doctor wrote:
>>>> Is there a way in BSD and / or Cisco to enforce symmetric
>>>> full-duplex signalling / packet these days?
>>>
>>>Related to what?
>>>--
>>>Torfinn Ingolfsen,
>>>Norway
>>
>> Related to ip packets such that
>>
>> Speed incoming == Speed outgoing.
>
>Speed is not something you can enforce. It is an attribute of
>your connection that is usually determined by its physical properties.

Some how can sysmettric full duplex be 'attributed'?
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In article <kdgqh4$kdo$>, alexd <> wrote:
>The Doctor (for it is he) wrote:
>
>>>Speed is not something you can enforce. It is an attribute of
>>>your connection that is usually determined by its physical properties.
>>
>> Some how can sysmettric full duplex be 'attributed'?
>
>Your question doesn't make much sense as asked. Are you trying to hard-set
>an ethernet interface to full duplex?


More than that!

All requests are the same spped coming in and going out!

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