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Old 02-10-2006
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Hi all,

How do i check whether the LAN is using full-duplex or half-duplex? It'll be best if there is a method on command line but i don't mind using GUI.
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Do you have ethtool installed?

If so,

ethtool eth0 (or whatever your interface is)

If you only have a 10/100 NIC, you can use mii-tool too

mii-tool -v eth0

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