A system administrator monitoring enterprise server infrastructure notices that a critical database connection experiences low throughput and high packet retransmissions. Interface telemetry on the switch port reveals an increasing count of late collisions, runts, and CRC frame errors, even though link bandwidth utilization remains under 15%. Which of the following interface issues is the most probable root cause of these performance metrics?
- A duplex mismatch between the switch port and the database server network cardCevap
- BPhysical cable degradation causing excessive electrical attenuation along the run
- CAn unencrypted SNMPv2c polling agent overflowing the port buffer queue
- DExcessive UDP jitter causing TCP window throttling on management port 161
Cevap
A duplex mismatch between the switch port and the database server network card is the most probable root cause.
A duplex mismatch occurs when one end of an Ethernet link operates in full-duplex mode while the opposing end operates in half-duplex mode. The full-duplex device transmits data whenever ready without checking for carrier sense, causing the half-duplex device to detect collisions mid-transmission (late collisions), resulting in runts and CRC frame errors.
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Duplex Mismatch Diagnostic Metrics