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usage: ifport interface [auto|10baseT|10base2|aui|100baseT|##]

IFPORT(8)                                               IFPORT(8)

NAME
       ifport - select the transceiver type for a network interface

SYNOPSIS
       ifport interface [auto|10baseT|10base2|aui|100baseT|##]

DESCRIPTION
       Ifport  sets  the transceiver type for the specified network interface, for drivers that support multiple transceiver types.  If a type
       is not specified on the command line, then the current type is displayed.  The type can be specified either numerically or by  keyword.
       The  five  standard  transceiver types (auto, 10baseT, 10base2, aui, and 100baseT) correspond to codes 0 to 3, for all the Linux PCMCIA
       network drivers.  The keyword match is case insensitive.

       The network drivers may not reconfigure a card for a new transceiver type if the interface is already  open.   It  is  best  to  invoke
       ifport prior to configuring the interface with ifconfig to ensure that the new setting takes effect immediately.

       This  utility  only works with a limited set of 16-bit PC Card drivers: 3c589_cs, nmclan_cs, pcnet_cs, smc91c92_cs, and xirc2ps_cs.  If
       invoked for other drivers, ifport may report bogus transceiver settings, or report ``Operation not supported''.

DIAGNOSTICS
       ioctl: Operation not supported
              Indicates that this network device does not support manual transceiver selection.  There may be only one transceiver option,  or
              the device may always autodetect the appropriate transceiver.

AUTHOR
       David Hinds - dhinds@pcmcia.sourceforge.org

SEE ALSO
       ifconfig(8).

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