05-29-2008
Hi sysgate this is true and works, but it just gives you a binary code of 0 or 1
ndd -get /dev/bge0 link_speed
0 = 10 Mbps
1 = 100 Mbps
the command bellow gives info wether is half-dulex or full duplex
ndd -get /dev/eri link_mode
0 = half duplex
1 = full duplex
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ethstatus
ETHSTATUS(1) General Commands Manual ETHSTATUS(1)
NAME
ethstatus - Console-based ethernet statistics monitor
SYNOPSIS
ethstatus [ -h ] [ -i interface ] [ -v videomode ] [ -S bps[k|m|g] ] [ -s speed ] (backward compatibility)
DESCRIPTION
ethstatus is a console-based monitoring utility for displaying statistical data of the ethernet interface on a quantity basis.
OPTIONS
The following options can be provided:
-i Specify the ethernet interface which shall be monitored. Default is 'eth0'.
-v Set the video mode used by curses. Possible choices are 'vga' (the default) and 'mono' (useful for black-and-white monitors).
-S Set the maximum network speed in bits per second. ethstatus knows about the kilo (k), mega (m) and giga (g) modifiers. So you can
specify the speed as e.g. 64k or 100m or 1g.
-s Set the maximum network speed. Possible values are '10' (=10 Mbps), '100' (=100 Mbps), '64' (=64 kbps), '128' (=128 kbps), 256 (=256
kbps), '768' (=768 kbps) or '1540' (=1540 kbps). This option is provided for backward compatibility to prior versions of ethstatus.
Please use the -S parameter instead.
AUTHORS
The original program was written by Gabriel Montenegro <johnpetrucci@users.sourceforge.net>. Bug fixes, code cleanup, different
improvements and this manual page were provided by Christoph Haas <email@christoph-haas.de> for the Debian GNU/Linux system.
May 1, 2003 ETHSTATUS(1)