A network technician notices severe network performance degradation on a workstation connected to a switch port. Checking the switch port statistics shows a high count of late collisions and alignment errors, while the workstation's network interface card is manually set to full-duplex. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this issue?
- The switch interface is operating in half-duplex mode, causing a duplex mismatch.Cevap
- BThe native VLAN configured on the switch port does not match the workstation's default VLAN.
- CThe workstation is assigned to a different VLAN than its default gateway without inter-VLAN routing.
- DThe switch port has Spanning Tree Protocol enabled with an incorrect root bridge priority.
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The switch interface is operating in half-duplex mode, causing a duplex mismatch.
A duplex mismatch occurs when one end of an Ethernet link runs in full-duplex mode and the other operates in half-duplex mode. The half-duplex port senses collisions while the full-duplex port transmits arbitrarily, resulting in late collisions, FCS errors, and poor throughput.
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Duplex Mismatch Identification