Configured Ethernet speed

[tornygard1]

We have 900 systems anything from mxp to room kit. I need to find out what Ethernet speed each system is configured With . TMS shows only what has been negotiated, not what they are configured With. Any Ideas?

[emre]

https://supportforums.cisco.com/t5/telepresence/calls-to-telepresence-server-packet-loss-and-jitter-issue/td-p/2910059

[tornygard1]

 As far as I can see, the topic in that Link does not answer my question; How can I find out how each endpoint is configured in regards of speed and duplex settings, without logging in to each endpoint..

[emre]

https://www.slideshare.net/KikiW2/configuring-cisco-telepresence-tc-and-te-software-based-endpints

At 27 pages

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I think you are not doing research

[tornygard1]

Yes, believe me, I hav done some research. but this is not answer to my question either. The point is, I don`t want to go through 900 systems manually to find out how they are configured.  Maybe I have to do som scripting, but I had hoped that I could find that configuration in overview report in TMS, which I can`t. The info I see is info about negotiated ethernet speed and duplex, and not what is configured.

[emre]

you need to change it manually
the device itself does not change automatically
how do you know if you will use full duplex or half duplex 

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so you have to change it manually

[tornygard1]

I don`t want to change it, and if I would, I would have used configuration templates in TMS.

I just want to know what they are configured with., and hopefully list it in an excel sheet. Are they configured 100/full, auto/auto or other?

[PJMack]

TMS System Overview isn't going to get this for you, but a simple question that might make it easy for you: what is the standard at your (obviously large) organization with regards to switch port configuration? I'm guessing it's auto, I don't know of any company that does anything other than auto except perhaps with servers and network infrastructure. If I'm right and you aren't having any problems with video quality/packet loss, your endpoints are all set to auto (which is the default). If one was set to auto and the other was set to 100/full you would have a duplex mismatch as the auto side would go to half duplex and you'd surely have performance issues with any system with this problem. 

Hope this helps. 

[Patrick Sparkman · Accepted solution]

There isn't a way to get the configured ethernet link speed of an endpoint in a nice easy view within TMS, you'd have to manually check each endpoint, either using the Extended Settings of the managed endpoint or it's web interface.