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05-23-2001 05:55 AM
05-23-2001 05:55 AM
I'm looking for netstat options that can tell me how much collisions I have on my interface. (I try "netstat -I lan0 -i 5", but the result was poor!! :
Name Mtu Network Address Ipkts Opkts
lan0 1500 xxx.xxx.xxx.0 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
177506503 184892328
)
thank's for help
Nordine M
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05-23-2001 06:21 AM
05-23-2001 06:21 AM
Solution"lanadmin" is the supported method for displaying lan
interface statistics.
The supported method without going through "lanadmin" menus
using standard hp-ux commands would be:
HP-UX 11.0
#echo lan ppa {PPA#} display \\n \\n \\n quit | lanadmin -t
HP-UX 10.20
#echo lan nmid {NMID#} display \\n \\n \\n quit | lanadmin -t
The "lanscan" command can be used to obtain the {PPA}/{NMID} number
for supported cards. See lanscan man page for more info.
i also found a nice doc with a script to how to check the error in the lans
i m piting the it on a docs please open it
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05-23-2001 06:24 AM
05-23-2001 06:24 AM
Re: looking for collisions with netstat
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05-23-2001 06:32 AM
05-23-2001 06:32 AM
Re: looking for collisions with netstat
Chris, sorry, no collisions are reported from netstat -s!!
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05-23-2001 11:16 AM
05-23-2001 11:16 AM
Re: looking for collisions with netstat
Try this :
1 ) Take NMID of your lan adpter
# lanscan
2 ) # netstat -I
I holp help you !
Regards,
Abel Berger