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Subject: Re: ARGH! :)  Ongoing bandwidth throttling issue...need help!
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>          media: 10baseT/UTP <full-duplex>   <---  Is this stating that the 
> NIC is at 10 FD?

Yes.

> So, if the NIC is at 10 FD then how do I tell it to go 100FD?

Two ways.  ifconfig vn0 media autoselect or ifconfig vn0 media
100baseT/UTP

Make sure the rc.conf file doesn't specify 10baseT on boot as well.

--Damon



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