Network Adapter Speed and Duplex Centrally detect and modify Network Adapter Speed and Duplex settings on 1,000+ computers with Speedupe 2012.
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Detect and Configure Speed and Duplex Settings on Multiple Computers Automatically. Central management of speed and duplex settings on all manufacturers network adapter cards in large enterprise computer environments. (Download Free Trial) 
Configure speed and duplex settings on multiple computers from a single console. Want to standardize on Autonegotiation? Just buy Speedupe 2012 - it's easy! Speedupe provides an interface to see all computers in your Active Directory environment and then allows you to standardize network card speed and duplex settings across the board.
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| The following operating systems are supported: | ||||
| - Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, Windows Server 2012, 2008, 2003, 2000 (64-bit or 32-bit) | ||||
| Speedupe 2012 runs in an Active Directory domain environment and requires modifying Group Policy Objects (GPOs) before use. | ||||
| - NOTE: Read the Speedupe 2012 Installation and Usage document before using product. | ||||
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Download Speedupe 2012 Trial version here.
Whatever speed and duplex settings your organization standardizes on, Speedupe 2012 can help you maintain that standard by detecting the speed and duplex settings of every Windows computer in your domains and then allowing you to easily request Speedupe 2012 to change those settings accordingly.
Speedupe 2012 can detect and modify ethernet adapter speed and duplex settings on nearly all manufacturers ethernet adapters (servers and workstations), all in one fell swoop.
Speed & Duplex Links:
Detecting Network Adapter speed and Duplex settings
Configuring the speed and duplex of an ESX/ESXi host network adapter
Find Actual Link Speed / Duplex
How to detect Ethernet adapter current speed and duplex
Blessay: Autonegotiation on Ethernet – It Works, It Should Be Mandatory!
The Truth About Autonegotiation (Information Week Online)
Configuring and Troubleshooting Ethernet 10/100/1000Mb Half/Full Duplex Auto-Negotiation