Forcing router to 10 half duplex

Is there a wireless router available that I can force into 10 half
duplex? I've tried several, without success.

I live in an apartment complex that provides free internet. However,
the only way that my network cards (I have 3 different computers) can
recognize the network is if I force the setting into 10 half duplex.
Auto negotiate does not work! I was told by the apartment manager that
this is a known problem because this is an old network system.
Consequently, the routers that I have purchased are unable to recognize
this network. I'm guessing that it also needs to be forced into 10
half duplex to function.

Any suggestions?

From: "E Yen" <(E-Mail Removed)>

| Is there a wireless router available that I can force into 10 half
| duplex? I've tried several, without success.
|
| I live in an apartment complex that provides free internet. However,
| the only way that my network cards (I have 3 different computers) can
| recognize the network is if I force the setting into 10 half duplex.
| Auto negotiate does not work! I was told by the apartment manager that
| this is a known problem because this is an old network system.
| Consequently, the routers that I have purchased are unable to recognize
| this network. I'm guessing that it also needs to be forced into 10
| half duplex to function.
|
| Any suggestions?


Any SOHO Router that has an embedded Ethernet switch will use N-Way negotiation and you can
only force Half-Duplex/Full-Duplex by changing the advanced settings of the NIC in the PC.
Such cheap E-Switches are not user configurable and are non-managed E-switches.

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