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I dont think they do either.
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I was wondering if the Cisco 1841 supports auto-mdix on the integrated fast ethernet ports?<br />
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If it does, is it enabled by default? If so, what is the command to turn it off/on?
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I was wondering if the Cisco 1841 supports auto-mdix on the integrated fast ethernet ports?

If it does, is it enabled by default? If so, what is the command to turn it off/on?

do the fa ports on a Cisco 1841 support auto-mdix

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