> > It is probably something like this. For some reason the managed Netgear
> > switches take a very long time to do anything. Log into the switch and
> > watch the port status while this happens to confirm. I actually can't
> > netboot off these switches because if this. Hopefully Netgear will come
> > up with a fix.
>
> In another thread, Scott Feldman (one of the e1000 team) asked if
> spanning trees were enabled on the switch. That could be a potential
> cause.
I can confirm this is isolated to the managed netgear switches.. I
started the other thread jeff mentions and, just this morning, cobbled
together a network without them and had no problems. I'll see if I can
create a setup without spanning tree to test that explicitly.
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