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link_duplex = 0 Indicates link is down and duplex will be unknown. link_duplex = 1 Indicates link is up and in half duplex mode link_duplex = 2 Indicates link is up and in full duplex mode from: http://www.sun.com/blueprints/0404/817-6925.pdf

traceroute shows both doing one hop to the default gateway then to the destination. Times are within 1ms

bumped up "Receive Pool Buffer Size" to 2048, now have zero "No Receive Pool Buffer Errors" doubled tcp to: tcp_sendspace = 32768 tcp_recvspace = 32768 still no effect

no -a shows tcp_sendspace = 16384 tcp_recvspace = 16384 on servers being tested

Bob - ifconfig -a shows tcp_sendspace 65536 tcp_recvspace 65536 Bres - from another host/server, same LAN

No CRC errors, here's the full output: entstat -d ent1 ------------------------------------------------------------- ETHERNET STATISTICS (ent1) : Device Type: IBM 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter (23100020) Hardware Address: 00:06:29:dc:55:ff Elapsed Time: 1 days 1 hours 1 minutes 17 seconds...

Hey Bob, Already checked that: RJ45 Port Link Status : up Media Speed Selected: Auto negotiation Media Speed Running: 100 Mbps Full Duplex I have tried all the different combinations of auto, forced, full, half, etc to no effect (well, actually anything but auto goes slower) Thanks fo rteh...

Outgoing FTP flies, copying files around local disks flies, but when using FTP to get or put a file onto the server, it crawls... Approx. 1/2 speed iostat shows the Kbps at about 4100 versus another AIX box that shows about 8500 I have eliminated everything outside of the box (cables...

Thanks for the help everyone. I went with the Korn shell, adding in the check for the dropped zero (It sometimes is also in the first column). Here's the code: while read f l do while true do if [[ ${#f} = 5 ]]; then f=${f}0 fi if [[ ${#l} = 5 ]]; then l=${l}0...

Hello, What I am trying to accomplish is to take a 2 column list of numbers and make it into a single column complete list including the numbers that are just referenced by inference in between columns. (Korn, Sed or Awk preferred if possible) For Example: 303412 303460 303462 30348 303492...

Hello, Somehow my /dev/null got changed -- Now it doesn't show as a device, it's actually a file. How can I change it back. INCORRECT: -rw-rw---- 1 wnocsa mail 84 Jul 12 01:05 /dev/null CORRECT: crw-rw-rw- 1 root system 2, 2 Jul 12 00:04 /dev/null

#!/bin/ksh sed 's/ 7/ \;/;' initial_file | awk ' BEGIN { RS = ";" } { if ($NF ~ /YES/) print $1 }' > beaster1 I think this will work for you.

Greg, It appears to be working now .... Not sure what happened. Thanks, Todd

I am trying to place a script into cron which runs fine from the command line, but produces (2) "stty: : Inappropriate ioctl for device" messages when placed into cron. It does actually still do the work, but want to try to eliminate the message without using > /dev/null 2>&1..... I...