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Nexenta link speed issue.

ochadd

ochadd

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I'm getting 11MBps write and ~9.8 MBps read from the array. The NIC is a Intel server dual port gig card is getting a link speed of 100 Mbps. e1000g0 and e1000g1 are detected with only g0 hooked up. My understanding it that the system looks through the list of "advertised" link speeds and picks up the first one available. Far as I can tell it should be 1000 mbps full duplex but it's not taking it.

SunOS nexenta 5.11 NexentaOS_134f i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris - NexentaCore 30 Hardy 804b134

My list follows:
Code: 
ndd -get /dev/e1000g0 ?
WARNING: The ndd commands for datalink administration are obsolete and may be removed in a future release of Solaris. Use dladm(1M) to manage datalink tunables.
?                             (read only)
adv_autoneg_cap               (read and write)
adv_1000fdx_cap               (read and write)
adv_1000hdx_cap               (read only)
adv_100fdx_cap                (read and write)
adv_100hdx_cap                (read and write)
adv_10fdx_cap                 (read and write)
adv_10hdx_cap                 (read and write)
adv_100T4_cap                 (read only)
link_status                   (read only)
link_speed                    (read only)
link_duplex                   (read only)
autoneg_cap                   (read only)
pause_cap                     (read only)
asym_pause_cap                (read only)
10gfdx_cap                    (read only)
1000fdx_cap                   (read only)
1000hdx_cap                   (read only)
100T4_cap                     (read only)
100fdx_cap                    (read only)
100hdx_cap                    (read only)
10fdx_cap                     (read only)
10hdx_cap                     (read only)
lp_autoneg_cap                (read only)
lp_pause_cap                  (read only)
lp_asym_pause_cap             (read only)
lp_10gfdx_cap                 (read only)
lp_1000hdx_cap                (read only)
lp_1000fdx_cap                (read only)
lp_100T4_cap                  (read only)
lp_100fdx_cap                 (read only)
lp_100hdx_cap                 (read only)
lp_10fdx_cap                  (read only)
lp_10hdx_cap                  (read only)
link_autoneg                  (read only)
tx_bcopy_threshold            (read and write)
tx_interrupt_enable           (read and write)
tx_intr_delay                 (read and write)
tx_intr_abs_delay             (read and write)
rx_bcopy_threshold            (read and write)
max_num_rcv_packets           (read and write)
rx_intr_delay                 (read and write)
rx_intr_abs_delay             (read and write)
intr_throttling_rate          (read and write)
intr_adaptive                 (read and write)
adv_pause_cap                 (read only)
adv_asym_pause_cap            (read only)

Code: 
DEVICE	LINK	MEDIA	STATE	SPEED	DUPLEX	DHCP	IP	NETMASK	MAC	MTU	VLAN	AGGR
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
atge0	atge0	Ethernet	down	0	unknown	manual	-	-	no such interface	-	todo	todo
e1000g0	e1000g0	Ethernet	up	100	full	manual	172.16.12.72	255.255.252.0	0:15:17:c3:a9:26	1500	todo	todo
e1000g1	e1000g1	Ethernet	unknown	0	half	manual	-	-	no such interface	-	todo	todo

The switch is set correctly and I have switched cables. I really just use this as an appliance via Napp-it and don't know Solaris commands at all.. Due to the battle I had initially getting the network to work a couple years ago I really don't want to break anything trying random internet commands to try and force the link speed. Can someone help me out on what I should try next?
Thanks
 
That seems like a huge subnet too, a /22 ?

But I'd say swap cables and switches if you can. Inherently it should autonegotiate at gigabit, assuming you have gigabit hardware end to end.
 
This box is plugged into the same switch my PC is plugged into and it is gigabit. Port 3 and 4 actually. Both are configured for gigabit. Dell 2824. Tried a new cable and even tried swapping ports. My pc negotiates to 1000 mbps full duplex.

edit: I'll try a different switch entirely. Didn't think of that one.
 
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