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How do I manage the network interface in Redhat Linux?
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| I am trying to set the network interface of a Redhat Linux system to
have autoneg = 0 and 100fdx = 1. In Solaris, I know there is ndd -
set. In Linux, what should I do in order to change these values?
Thanks!!
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| On Jul 12, 8:49 pm, KAKA <kaka....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am trying to set the network interface of a Redhat Linux system to
> have autoneg = 0 and 100fdx = 1. In Solaris, I know there is ndd -
> set. In Linux, what should I do in order to change these values?
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> Thanks!!
depending on the network driver you use it'll be ethtool or mii-tool
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| Michael Heiming 2007-07-14, 1:22 pm |
| In comp.unix.admin Todd H. <comphelp@toddh.net>:
> KAKA <kaka.hui@gmail.com> writes:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Ah, cisco switch eh? Hee hee.
Simply set the port on the cisco to autoneg and you should be
fine.
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