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Network interface description

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I'm trying to get information about the network cards, prtdiag seemed to do this but the information varies from on platform to other, I would like to reference the Network interfaces given from ifconfig -a to a prtdiag or ani other output from another command.

Thanks.

EDC
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This is Unix-Land. In quiet nights, you can hear the Windows machines
reboot.
 
Hi,

Not sure what info you may be looking for but you could try kstat -m <nic> -i <instance>

i.e. for a bge card instance 0

kstat -m bge -i 0

Hope this helps
 
Sorry I think that I've given just part of the information that I need, I'm looking for the vendor, model and speed.

Thanks

EDC
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This is Unix-Land. In quiet nights, you can hear the Windows machines
reboot.
 
Well you could try prtpicl -v then in that case.
 
What hardware ?

If it's a Mxxxx server you can log into xscf and poke around.
 
Would the dladm show-dev mentioned by dandan123 in this thread also help?

Annihilannic.
 
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