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Auto-negotiate mode is to obtain the maximum interface rate and operating mode, the network administrator configures all Ethernet interface rates of a working switch to 10OMbps, and the operating mode is configured as Full-duplex, when a network card is configured After the auto- negotiate workstation is connected to the switch, the negotiation result is that the interface rate is 10OMbps and the working mode is half-duplex, which of the following explanations is the most reasonable for this phenomenon?
A.
The problem is on the workstation's NIC, mostly due to the aging of the NIC driver on the workstation , which causes the workstation NIC to learn the interface rate and operating mode configured on the switch
B.
Port rate negotiation is negotiated through the initial port sending FLP , and the operating mode is not negotiated through FLP
C.
STP initializes the port into the blocking state, causing auto-negotiation to fail, so the port should be configured as an edge port
D.
At higher port rates and operating modes, the workstation's network interface card cannot be configured as auto-negotiate
E.
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