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07-10-2001 09:13 AM
07-10-2001 09:13 AM
I've got a K260 running 10.20 that is in another state (can't physically get to the box), I'd like to know how to find the model number of the 'built-in LAN' that is being used on the system. The reason is to get the specs on the function of the device, specifically how to find out if it's running half or full duplex (lanadmin, lanscan and SAM don't show that). I know it's 10MB/s, would like to find out if I can change the duplex to full if it is half now.
Thanks
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07-10-2001 09:29 AM
07-10-2001 09:29 AM
Re: LAN device identification & specs
# ioscan -fnkC lan
# lanscan -iv #...use nmid or ppa in 'lanadmin'
# lanadmin -x
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07-10-2001 09:36 AM
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07-10-2001 09:54 AM
07-10-2001 09:54 AM
Re: LAN device identification & specs
Oops, Clay is correct, of course. I missed the key indicator "built-in". Sorry!
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07-10-2001 12:58 PM
07-10-2001 12:58 PM
Re: LAN device identification & specs
was missing.