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From: antonio@qualcom.qualcomm.com (Franklin Antonio)
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Subject: Re: Cabletron Repeater Problems
Keywords: Cabletron MMAC Shiva FastPath Ethernet collision statistics bogus
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Date: 21 Jun 91 22:38:46 GMT
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In article <1991Jun20.203445.12130@unhd.unh.edu> wrt@kepler.unh.edu (Walter R Trachim) writes:
>No, you're not asking for too much. However, there is something you might
>not have done: If you have the most recent version of Remote LANview (2.00.
>11 or 12, I don't remember) you should upgrade the firmware on your IRM boards.

We're running Remote LANview 2.00.11, and we have upgraded the firmware in
all the IRM2 cards.  Thanks for mentioning it tho, and thanks for your other
comments about your sort-of-similar experiences.  We need all the help we
can get.  Anybody else god ideas about bogus collision reporting from
Cabletron repeaters?