Hey re, net-savvy folks! Let me tell you about this little gem called Duplex Mode. It's like secret sauce to your network's performance. You know, that thing that makes your computer talk to network, and network talk back? Duplex Mode is that sauce, and it comes in two flavors: Full Duplex and Half Duplex. Yeah, it's like having a two-way radio instead of just one. But before we dive in, let's get all squiggly with code and make sure we're speaking same language.
内卷。 Alright, so you're all about code, eh? No worries, we'll be using command line to get our hands dirty. First up, we're gonna use this magic wand called ethtool. It's like a wizard's staff for network interfaces. So, let's say you've got this nifty interface called eth0. You wanna check its Duplex Mode? Just type this spell: $ ethtool eth0 Deciphering Spellbook Now, spellbook is going to be full of gobbledygook, but don't worry, I'll translate it for you. Look for this line here: Speed: 1000Mb/s Duplex: Full If you see "Full," you're in luck! That means your network is like a two-way radio, and it can talk and listen at same time. If it says "Half," well, that's like using a one-way radio. Not so great for network performance, my friend. Or Spells and Potions So, you're all set with ethtool, but what if you want to check Duplex Mode with some or spells? How about ifconfig? Yeah, it's old school, but it still works. Here's how you do it: $ ifconfig eth0 And re you go, anor way to see if your network is a Full Duplexer or a Half Duplexer. Just look for Duplex line in output. Easy peasy, right? More Spells for Curious Sorcerer But wait, re's more! You can also use ip command. It's like a Swiss Army knife for network interfaces. You can use ip link show to get basic info, like MAC address and link status, and ip addr show to show IP addresses and or details. Just remember to wave your wand with ip link show and ip addr show like magic! Remember Basics, My Young Padawan Alright, so you've got spells down pat, but let's not forget basics. The ifconfig command is your best friend when you want to see all network interfaces on your system. Just type: $ ifconfig And voilà! You'll see all interfaces and ir details. Now, you can keep an eye on your network performance and make sure your Duplex Mode is set to Full Duplex. Because let's face it, you don't want to be stuck with a one-way radio in this digital age, do you? Final Thoughts So, re you have it, folks! Checking your network interface Duplex Mode is a breeze with se spells and potions. Just remember to keep an eye on that Duplex Mode, and you'll be optimizing your network performance in no time. Now, go forth and be wizard of your own network, my friends!
