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Old 01-05-2008, 11:55 AM
Patrick Finnegan
 
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Default Flow control and full duplex.

I am a WAS admin performance tuning an AIX box. I used netstat -v to
browse network statistics.

One of the network cards has a tokenring adapter entry showing half
duplex.

IBM PCI Tokenring Adapter Specific Statistics:
---------------------------------------------------------
Media Speed Running: 16 Mbps Half Duplex
Media Speed Selected: 16 Mbps Full Duplex

Is this a problem?

What stats in the netstat report should I look at to determine whether
or not there are flow control issues?

Thanks in advance.

Patrick.

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Old 01-05-2008, 11:56 AM
scott_doyland@johnlewis.co.uk
 
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Default Re: Flow control and full duplex.


Patrick Finnegan wrote:
> I am a WAS admin performance tuning an AIX box. I used netstat -v to
> browse network statistics.
>
> One of the network cards has a tokenring adapter entry showing half
> duplex.
>
> IBM PCI Tokenring Adapter Specific Statistics:
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Media Speed Running: 16 Mbps Half Duplex
> Media Speed Selected: 16 Mbps Full Duplex
>
> Is this a problem?
>
> What stats in the netstat report should I look at to determine whether
> or not there are flow control issues?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Patrick.


It'd be better to set the card to auto-negotiate if its possible.
Otherwise check with your network guys, they will advise on the correct
settings depending on the switch etc.

Scott

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