Re: Autonegotiate: how to find out what it's really doing?

From: Abdellah Djebli (abdellah.djebli@SICKKIDS.CA)
Date: Thu Jan 29 2004 - 09:46:27 EST

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netstat -v | grep -i speed

should give you the speed selected and the speed running for each NIC.

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If I have a 10/100 ethernet card set to autonegotiate, how can I find out
what speed it's actually running at?

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