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Are you using at least Cat5e cables? &nbsp;Anything below that would max out at 100mb.
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Are you using at least Cat5e cables?  Anything below that would max out at 100mb.

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What do your switch logs say? Is there any Interface port errors in the logs? Have you tired to hard code both sides?<br />
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<i><b>HTH<br />
-Rafael</b></i>
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What do your switch logs say? Is there any Interface port errors in the logs? Have you tired to hard code both sides?

HTH
-Rafael

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Hi all, feel like im missing something very obvious but I am only getting 100Mbps to server and all my clients with the Cisco 3750 Switch that I know is GB as a few months ago it was utilizing GB... missing something very obvious??? TY
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Hi all, feel like im missing something very obvious but I am only getting 100Mbps to server and all my clients with the Cisco 3750 Switch that I know is GB as a few months ago it was utilizing GB... missing something very obvious??? TY

How to get GIGBIT connections with my Cisco 3750G 48 Port Switch?

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