The standard documentation is quite short on detail around this and I was hoping someone here could help me understand. I am currently playing around with a Sidewinder 8.3.2 Standalone Appliance.
Within the NICs tab under Network>Interfaces I can edit the media type of any NIC from the default 'autoselect' to anything from 1000baseT to 10baseT/UTP.
This is reflected on the device itself when I go to command line and query the interfaces:
However, when I check the 'Interface and NIC Status' screen I see the Active Speed is still set to 1000baseT full-duplex. This remains no matter what media type I set:
The NIC shown is currently in use by interface 'Router2' however this behavior appears to be the same for NICs not in use.
So which do I believe?
- The NIC tab and device response telling me it is the new value I have picked OR
- The Status tab telling me the active speed is always 1000baseT full-duplex.
Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks
Frank
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