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Checking NIC Speed in Linux

April 30th, 2008
By Noynim IT Solutions in Linux
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To check the link speed for Linux, the easiest method is to issue the following command:

dmesg | grep 100

This will bring up anything with 100mb or higher, so if you have a 10mb NIC, or think you do, then change it to 10 instead of 100.

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