Can I get a NIC's MAX speed via WMI?

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Kaarst

I am sort of novice to all of this. So bear with me.

I go to command line. I enter 'wmic' for the WMI console.

From here, I enter 'NIC'.

In this set of information, I see a column for 'Max Speed' but no data
is contained here.

Why is this?

I am trying to bring back this information but have not been
successful because of this.

Thanks.
 
Turns out "Microsoft has not implemented this property".

This was said about the 'MaxSpeed' column in WMI.
 

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