Forcing NIC to 100mb FULL in Redhat Linux 7.2

Forcing NIC to 100mb FULL in Redhat Linux 7.2

Post by Nick Johns » Sat, 06 Oct 2001 15:30:41



Is there any way to manually set the port speed on an ethernet NIC
card to 100mb Full duplex in Redhat Linux 7.2?  It seems to just be
set to automatic by default, and there dosen't seem to be an obvious
way to change this setting.

Thanks

-Nick

 
 
 

Forcing NIC to 100mb FULL in Redhat Linux 7.2

Post by Rich » Sat, 06 Oct 2001 16:09:30


that depends on what kind of card you have.
most nics have dos mode diagnostic/setup programs where u can set full/half
duplex 10/100mbs speeds for the card.

Quote:> Is there any way to manually set the port speed on an ethernet NIC
> card to 100mb Full duplex in Redhat Linux 7.2?  It seems to just be
> set to automatic by default, and there dosen't seem to be an obvious
> way to change this setting.

> Thanks

> -Nick


 
 
 

Forcing NIC to 100mb FULL in Redhat Linux 7.2

Post by Dean Thompso » Sat, 06 Oct 2001 16:16:59


Hi!,

Quote:> Is there any way to manually set the port speed on an ethernet NIC
> card to 100mb Full duplex in Redhat Linux 7.2?  It seems to just be
> set to automatic by default, and there dosen't seem to be an obvious
> way to change this setting.

I didn't know there was a Redhat 7.2, I can't see one on my mirror, but you
never know.  Which network card are you using, it might be able to have
options provided to it when the module is loading into the system.
Additionally, you might like to take a look at the mii-diag program which is
available at http://www.scyld.com/network.

See ya

Dean Thompson

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