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network interface questions
I can't remember or figure out how to do this. What is the command(s) in Solaris 8 sparc to show the values operating a NIC, specifically the negotiated transfer rate (10/100) and mode (full/half duplex)? Also, how can I force 100 Mb full (the network is just a crossover cable, and the other box is running 100 full)?
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