A network technician is troubleshooting network latency and has determined the issue to be occurring between two network switches (Switch10 and Switch11). Symptoms reported include poor video…

Disabling automatic negotiation might force a specific speed/duplex but is less likely to directly address latency for video/file copying unless there's an existing negotiation mismatch causing link issues, which isn't explicitly stated.

Poor video performance and slow file copying, especially when combined with latency, can be symptoms of an MTU mismatch or fragmentation occurring between the switches. Modifying the MTU value to the standard 1500 bytes (for Ethernet) ensures that packets are not excessively fragmented, which reduces overhead and improves throughput.

Configuring STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) is primarily for preventing network loops, not for resolving latency or performance issues between two already functioning links, unless a loop is already present and causing broadcast storms, which is not indicated.

Changing the native VLAN on ports would primarily affect VLAN tagging and untagged traffic, but it's not a common or direct solution for general network latency or poor application performance between switches.