User Manual
Table Of Contents
- ForceWare Networking Administrator’s Guide
- Introduction
- Installation Guidelines
- NVIDIA TCP/IP Acceleration Technology
- Administrative Tasks
- Using WMI Script
- Using The NVIDIA Command Line Interface (nCLI)
- Conventions Used
- About Examples Used
- Parameters
- Modes of Operation
- Using Single Parameters
- Using Table Parameters
- Browsing the Parameter Structure
- Text File Processing
- Support for Multiple Ethernet Interfaces
- Glossary
- Ethernet Parameters Reference
- Group: Remote Wakeup
- Group: Protocol Offload
- Group: Microsoft Operating System VLAN (Virtual LAN)
- Group: VLAN (Virtual LAN)
- Group: Jumbo Frame
- Group: Ethernet Performance
- Group: Traffic Prioritization
- Group: Ethernet Speed/Duplex
- Group: Ethernet Address
- Group: Network Interface information
- Group: Factory Default
- Table: Multicast Address List
- Group: Ethernet Statistics
- Frames Received with Alignment Error
- Frames Transmitted After One Collision
- Frames Transmitted After Two or More Collisions
- Frames Transmitted After Deferral
- Display Name Frames Exceed Maximum Collision
- Frames with Overrun Errors
- Frames with Underrun Errors
- Frames with Heartbeat Failure
- Carrier Sense (CRS) Signal Lost
- Late Collisions
- Group: General Networking Statistics
- NVIDIA TCP/IP Acceleration Parameters Reference
- Group: Feature Controls
- Group: Offload Default
- Group: Factory Default
- Table: Offloadable IP Address and Port Ranges
- Table: Application Offload Control
- Group: NVIDIA TCP/IP Acceleration Statistics
- Received TCP Payload Bytes
- Transmitted TCP Payload Bytes
- Received TCP Segments
- Transmitted TCP Segments
- Retransmitted TCP Segments
- Total ICMP “Destination Unreachable” Packets Received
- IP Fragments Received
- IP Packets Received with Options
- TCP Segments Received with Valid Reset Flag Set
- TCP Segments Transmitted with the Reset Flag Set
- Auto-ACKs Transmitted
- Table: Connection Table Information
- Glossary
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Maximum Link Speed
Duplex Setting
Parameter EthLinkMaxSpeed
Description
Specifies the maximum speed (in Mbps) at which the Ethernet interface can
operate.
Hierarchy
Namespace: NS_Eth
Namespace: NS_EthConfig
Group: NV_EthInfo
Single: EthLinkMaxSpeed
Usage example:
nCLI Get "EthLinkMaxSpeed"
Access
Read
Data type
Number ( 32 bit )
Maximum Value
10000
Minimum Value
0
Parameter EthDuplex
Description
Specifies the current Ethernet interface duplex setting. Full duplex means that the
Ethernet interface on both ends of a link can receive and transmit data simultaneously
over the cable. Half duplex means that either the transmit or the receive operation can
occur at a given time.
Hierarchy
Namespace: NS_Eth
Namespace: NS_EthConfig
Group: NV_EthInfo
Single: EthDuplex
Usage example:
nCLI Get "EthDuplex"
Access
Read
Data type
Selection
User selection
Half Duplex Full Duplex
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