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Ganesh Babu
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network speed

How to find the network speed that is set 10mbps/100mbps in my network card and in what duplex the card is running??

Ganesh
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Jeff Schussele
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Re: network speed

Hi Ganesh,

lanadmin -x Y

where Y = the PPA or lan# - EX: use 0 for lan0 or 3 for lan3

HTH,
Jeff
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Robert-Jan Goossens
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Re: network speed

Hi,

Attached script.

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Robert-jan
Helen French
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Re: network speed

Try this:

# lanscan (check the PPID or NMID for the specific lan card)

# lanadmin -x PPID_or_NMID

eg:

# lanadmin -x 1
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Kenneth Platz
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Re: network speed

Run a lanscan to get the PPA number of your card, then a lanadmin -x s . For example:


# lanadmin -x s 0
Current Speed = 100 Full-Duplex Auto-Negotiation-ON
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Pete Randall
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Re: network speed

Ganesh,

On 11.x systems, the lanadmin -x command will show you the speed and duplex settings, for 10.x systems, you'll have to go through the lanadmin menu: lanadmin/lan/display.


Pete

Pete
Steven E. Protter
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Re: network speed

lanadmin -x 0

for lan0

Note that if settings are not what you expect, you may need to hard code them in /etc/rc.config.d/hpbtlanconf

You may need to make sure the switch port settings are not autonegotiate for any 100 BaseT or slower HP lan card.

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attaching sample hpbtlanconf
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Ganesh Babu
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Re: network speed

Thanks for all your answers.. U guys r really great..

Ganesh