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How to find NIC speed on OPenVMS v 7.2

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How to find NIC speed on OPenVMS v 7.2

How to find NIC speed on OPenVMS v 7.2

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Hi, we have a cluster of two 4100 alphaservers and I need to find out the configuration of the NIC.  Specifically that it is set to 100Mbs and FULL duplex.

can anyone advise on the correct method?  I suspect we are using UCX and not TCPIP but don't quote me on that.

Mike davison
mike.davison@avon.com

RE: How to find NIC speed on OPenVMS v 7.2

I have not worked with VMS in a while, but I think you can go into NCP and type:
show known circuit characteristics or
show known circuit summary
One of these should work.

RE: How to find NIC speed on OPenVMS v 7.2

If neither of the above commands work, try replacing "circuit" with "line."

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