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09-23-2003 05:35 AM
09-23-2003 05:35 AM
fddi doesn't have full/half duplex settings
does it?
And I don't see anything for 1000Base-T
configuration. Does it even support half/full
duplex?
I have also tried some of the suggestions from
other post to see if full/half duplex is
set on systems at least running ether.
lanadmin -x 0
lanadmin->lan->display
for lan0 gives me nothing. same on others.
lanadmin -x
on some systems barks about not supported on this hardware.
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does it?
And I don't see anything for 1000Base-T
configuration. Does it even support half/full
duplex?
I have also tried some of the suggestions from
other post to see if full/half duplex is
set on systems at least running ether.
lanadmin -x 0
lanadmin->lan->display
for lan0 gives me nothing. same on others.
lanadmin -x
on some systems barks about not supported on this hardware.
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09-23-2003 07:18 AM
09-23-2003 07:18 AM
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Jerry,
Methinks you are in the wrong forum. lanadmin is an hpux command so you should be in the hpux/networking forum at:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/categoryhome.do?categoryId=245
That being said isn't fddi defined as a 100-Mbps token-passing, dual-ring LAN using fiber-optic cable. Traffic is usually one way in opposite directions on each ring. Therefore I see no reason why it would support any of the options you mention. Are you sure you are not talking about a simple fiber connection which does operate at 1000 but uses two fibers, one for each direction so is always full duplex and has no option to change speeds.
Ron
Methinks you are in the wrong forum. lanadmin is an hpux command so you should be in the hpux/networking forum at:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/categoryhome.do?categoryId=245
That being said isn't fddi defined as a 100-Mbps token-passing, dual-ring LAN using fiber-optic cable. Traffic is usually one way in opposite directions on each ring. Therefore I see no reason why it would support any of the options you mention. Are you sure you are not talking about a simple fiber connection which does operate at 1000 but uses two fibers, one for each direction so is always full duplex and has no option to change speeds.
Ron
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