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06-09-2000 08:28 PM
06-09-2000 08:28 PM
lanadmin problem
Can anyone let me know the solution for this ?
Regards
Shailesh
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06-10-2000 08:10 AM
06-10-2000 08:10 AM
Re: lanadmin problem
1. Turn off autonegotiation.
2. Copy the configuration file from /usr/newconfig/etc/rc.config.d/hp#####conf to /etc/rc.config.d
example with HSC card:
#cp /usr/newconfig/etc/rc.config.d/hpbasetconf /etc/rc.config.d
3. Modify the file by setting the startup variables
HP_GSC100_SPEED[#]=100FD (where # is the interface index)
4. Launch the start up script manually by issuing start from the startup script
#/sbin/rc2.d/S331hpgsc100 start
5. Confirm autonegotiation is off with lanadmin command
#lanadmin -x
There is a document at http://docs.hp.com/hpux/communications that explains the problem with some type of lan cards and autonegotiation.
Berlene
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06-12-2000 10:22 AM
06-12-2000 10:22 AM
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06-16-2000 03:36 AM
06-16-2000 03:36 AM
Re: lanadmin problem
I have carried out the things as suggessted. But still the problem persists.
Any more suggesstion ?
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06-16-2000 03:57 AM
06-16-2000 03:57 AM
Re: lanadmin problem
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06-16-2000 04:48 AM
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Re: lanadmin problem
Berlene
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06-18-2000 10:56 PM
06-18-2000 10:56 PM
Re: lanadmin problem
Checkup the following steps,
1) Make sure your card is suppoted 10/100Mbs
2) Make sure that your lan card is set 100FD in "PDC" if not go to PDC menu by interrupting auto boot and go to Configuration and issue LC ( lan config) it will say the duplex mode set for the card.
3)Make sure that your Hubs,Switchs is set for 100FD ( if it is switch you need to configure in switch side)
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06-23-2000 04:31 PM
06-23-2000 04:31 PM
Re: lanadmin problem
lanadmin -x lan2
you would think think that you would get the speed/duplex settings for lan2. But really you get the speed/duplex settings for lan0. The proper syntax requires just the PPA # without the "lan" in front as shown here:
lanadmin -x 2
To prove my point try typing the following:
lanamdin -x hp-rules
check the results against the command:
lanadmin -x 0
are they the same??