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07.23.2008 at 04:24AM PDT, ID: 23588033 | Points: 500
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Remotely set Network Interface Card (NIC) Setting to Auto Negotiate on Windows XP Workstations

Asked by azstbzimms in Network Cards & Adapters, Windows XP Operating System, TCP/IP

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I have found several workstations (Windows XP) on our network that seem to have their NIC's speed set to a static speed and duplex rather than auto negotiate (10Mb/half, 10Mb/full, etc).  Is there a script or anything that I can remotely run against a machine to set the local adapter to auto negotiate without having to remotely logon to the PC?Start Free Trial
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