Thanks to Michael, Steve, Jay, Graham, Marion, Don, Sean, Brett and everyone else who responded with an answer. To summarize: How to tell what ethernet seetings you have: 1. THE NDD WAY: "ndd /dev/hme \?" will give a list of variables, and ndd /dev/hme variable-name will return the value. if link_speed = 1, you are running 100Mb/s, if link_speed=0, you are running 10mb/s. Likewise, link_mode=1 means full duplex, link_mode=0 means half duplex. 2. THE DMESG WAY: dmesg | grep hme will give Human readable output as to link speed and mode. 3. THE SNEAKY WAY: netstat -k hme0 The undocumented netstat -k gives a wealth of info similar to 'server_netstat mover_name -i' on an EMC Celerra. This is my new favorite command. Also, I have many shell scripts which were passed on to me to automate and parse the above commands. Email if you'd like more info. Thanks Again, Viva sunmanagers! /Brian Brian Carmody Unix Systems Administrator Ph: 585-240-7372 Fax:585-285-5894 ELEMENT K 'the knowledge catalyst' _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Thu Feb 7 17:04:18 2002
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