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Intel X540-AT2 being negotiated down to 100mbps

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Long story short - I had some unfixable corruption of my btr file system (caused kernel panic under load; you can see my previous posts of the last couple of years) - I'm standing up a new server with xfs, moving everything over, and repurposing the old one. New server has 4x 10Gbe NIC but they are all auto-negotiating down to 100Mbps.

 

I'm only expecting 1Gbps link-speed given the intervening hardware with a lower practical limit (~600Mbps) due to the temporary network topology.

 

Firstly, is the X540-AT2 chipset supported in Unraid?

 

Secondly, is there anything in my attached diagnostic file to suggest a correctable root cause?

diagnostics-20240706-1241.zip

Solved by itimpi

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The syslog in the diagnostics show eth0 is only running at 100Mbps.    Commonest cause of this is a LAN cable which does not have all 4 internal wire pairs making end-to-end contact (100Mbps only requires 2).

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1 hour ago, itimpi said:

The syslog in the diagnostics show eth0 is only running at 100Mbps.    Commonest cause of this is a LAN cable which does not have all 4 internal wire pairs making end-to-end contact (100Mbps only requires 2).

 It's a cat6 I've used before. But I'll try another one. I had the same thought when I had the issue yesterday and I've already ordered some cat8 cables. 

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Whelp - that was it. Thanks. I'll mark this solved.

 

Solution: Cat8 cable versus (damaged?) Cat6 cable.

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