-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 TL;DR How to set 'speed' and 'duplex' of virtual network devices?
Hi @ all, I just found out that `ethtool tun0` per default will print that the device speed of an virtual (tunnel) device is 10Mb/s, and that ethtool can only change settings of "pysical" links, just like `mii-tool` can do. So my questions are: * Is the transmission rate /limited/ by this value? (Cause it seams so...) * Is there any way it can be set? In my case I have two (OpenVPN) tunnel devices (udp), which are bonded together with 'bonding round robin mode' (mode 0). tun0 and tun1 have 10Mb/s speed and bond0 has 20Mb/s and that are the actual transmission rates I can get, when transferring data. But I'm connected via a Gigabit-Switch on an 100Mb/s uplink (also the bonding gateway is connected with 100Mb/s), so I want to use the full uplink speed. If I am connected directly to the uplink router (with my computer) I get ~ 10MB/s, so everything seams fine. Is there any way to change that 10Mb/s tunnel device behavior? Thanks for advice and references, Bernd - -- Bernd Naumann <[email protected]> PGP: 0xA150A04F via pool.sks-keyservers.net XMPP: [email protected] -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJUUUOrAAoJEEYW3OihUKBP6EEQAIUAwFdtrMUMk1EXWze2mK2s AcIrfQSQaRc09hq6h5u/lMdNJ5cDAP+uJpiz+dFqRe5mo1rWhFYrvaT7z7t8BcB8 59O3/1b0SIJz9EsNSNo7n4+nFTCLIjNZhzXAk/DEdmebr9vGalbGYpASTddKE0Og 4T2yUUBF8ZfR9a2qV654zDJmD9GawRFBwcN3+rb4cILW2Ktq2eu1brTtxJjc8W68 lSo1cu0DgxqzQfkGEZ3ZDKhPYrLTecMT2H4FdowtAIPyHNzLTSJGwUnrmmetR7ed sqZOiSS0hdiPIwyy9KEckExrVmg3XNESIyUqDQxrQIMpYN11r5/AnpBtdMGkNl5n Q07hQzcqNsks9aakklpBeKGnPN5beiND8lM94fPvG27peNtgiVZqojhW8UC6/5Aa RlqbKP3Q6j8c7c0Y+AvrwYTaksq1Xcv30XniymcEBEEVbrts6wQ2mOW4iO6GF8Zl ZBR2vPySl1n1xaqEZeoGZANcXhE9HU1OzG3tI7F1J28ecfwosQUbKUe8WtLRX88V LbGVWNzv16Nq0IEJ3YD4c/fy1+hCrJEYDbh+7k5f0fhBxhTvvpFcZe8Yc07PSZ5Q Aa7gUVp2tYNbJC+Ha/3LJbSBNGwW83opbsWZ5Z7YFrzWF2sf3W43cNhwJn2lhMBx cGTJBN1Wf8e+WroyKA2w =n+6R -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
