There are a few ways:
A) Is your hub/switch a 10megabit or 10/100megabit hub/switch. If it's
only 10, then it doesn't matter what your card is, as you'll only ever get
10.
B) If it is a 10/100, look at the port, into which your system is
connected. Most 10/100 hubs/switches have indicators for each port that
tell you whether the port is connected at 10 or 100.
C) Look at the back of your system...most 10/100 cards have at least two
indicator lights which say 10 and 100...see which one is lit.
--Mike
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, peter ferrigan wrote:
>
> good evening.
>
> i have a rh 6.2 box and i am trying to figure out what my ethernet
> connection is, either 10/bt or 100. is there a way to find out what kind of
> connection i've got, and if so, how would i go about it?
>
> thanks for any help!
>
> -pete
>
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