How to know actual capacity of Ethernet port by command line?
(Sun Fire V480 and some one configured Eth interface as
100mbps and need to change to 1000mbps but How i would know
that port is of capacity 1000mbps or not?
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Answer / teja masna
no..it won't work solaris9 version..if u check with ndd or
kstat command u will get the details
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Answer / naresh
#ndd -get /dev/e1000g0(Based NIC card) link_speed To kno the speed of the ethernet.
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Answer / suresh
in solaris 10 dladm show-dev will server the purpose.
in solaris 9 you should can use netstat -k |grep link_speed
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Answer / teja
Hi
Normally this setup can be done by network team..if network
team change the value 1000mb it will come by default MAC
speed is 1000Mb if you want manually change from OS
end..you can use
#ndd -set <Attribute> <Mode of speed>
Sol10 can work to see the speed
dladm show-dev
i hope sol10 earlier versionit can work with ndd and kstat
command
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