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Automatically forcing port speed at system boot

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I want to execute

ethtool -s wan0 advertise 00c

at system boot, before networking comes up. The only thing I can come up with is to throw a systemd service, WantedBy=basic.target.

But wondering if there isn't anything already that runs at system boot, whose purpose is something like that. Anyone know of a better way? rc-local.service runs after network.target, that's too late, here.

posted Aug 17, 2013 by Dewang Chaudhary

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1 Answer

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Assuming you are using ifcfg-* files, there is an option called ETHTOOL_OPTS that allows you to set various ethtool settings when the network gets brought up.

if you need multiple settings you can do it like this "-s ${DEVICE} advertise 00c ; "

answer Aug 17, 2013 by Jagan Mishra
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