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How to configure Full Duplex and TCP/IP
Post 25079 by Kelam_Magnus on Wednesday 24th of July 2002 10:58:59 AM
07-24-2002
My background is with HPUX, but I think I can offer some items to check.
First, there are startup scripts that activate the card(s) and should be a config file that defines the parms of the card. In my case the startup file is in /sbin/init.d/hpgelan. The config file is /etc/rc.config.d/hpgelanconf.
The config file is the one you want to modify. There should be a paragraph of options. One of them should say SPEED or something like that. After the = sign change the parm. There should be header notes. If not try changing the value to "100FD". Your format may be different so double-check before you do this.
You should have files similar to these. This should activate upon boot or reboot.
Please post back. Hope this helps.
First, there are startup scripts that activate the card(s) and should be a config file that defines the parms of the card. In my case the startup file is in /sbin/init.d/hpgelan. The config file is /etc/rc.config.d/hpgelanconf.
The config file is the one you want to modify. There should be a paragraph of options. One of them should say SPEED or something like that. After the = sign change the parm. There should be header notes. If not try changing the value to "100FD". Your format may be different so double-check before you do this.
You should have files similar to these. This should activate upon boot or reboot.
Please post back. Hope this helps.
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