The following information displays information about NIC controllers.
Model - displays the NIC controller
model, such as Compaq NetFlex-2 Controller. Use this information for
identification purposes.
If this controller is located on a PCI slot, this item displays the
content
of OID cpqSePciSlotBoardName (1.3.6.1.4.1.232.1.2.13.1.1.5) for the
associated slot.
If the slot is
an EISA slot the OID cpqSeEisaSlotBoardName (1.3.6.1.4.1.232.1.2.5.1.1.4) is
used instead.
Status - displays four valid states:
OK - The
controller is operating normally.
Failed - The
controller has failed and is no longer operating.
Unknown - You
may need to upgrade your driver software and/or NIC
Agent. The NIC Agent cannot determine the status of
the controller.
Team Member -
Any adapter in a Switch-Assisted Load Balancing
Team.
Primary - The
adapter is the primary adapter in the group, or the
group consists of a single adapter. The primary
adapter in a Fail On Fault group handles all the
network traffic unless it fails. The primary
adapter in a Transmit Load Balancing group receives
all traffic. The physical address of this adapter is
the default address of the group.
Secondary -
In a Fail On Fault group, this adapter functions as
a standby. No network traffic is handled by this
adapter other than periodic test packets. In a
Transmit Load Balancing group, this adapter is in a
secondary role and transmits packets to increase
bandwidth.
Unknown - The
role of the adapter could not be determined.
Slot (CBHSS) - displays the physical location
of the NIC. For example, if this value is 3, then the NIC is located in slot
3 of your computer. Use this information for identification purposes.
The NIC interface slot value is "Embedded" if the NIC is integrated
onto the system board. If the slot could not be determined, or if the NIC is an ISA card, the slot value is "Unknown".
Port number is 1 for a single-headed
NIC, or the port number for a multiple-headed NIC. If the port number
could not be determined, the port value is "N/A".
Duplex - displays the current state
of the Full Duplex Ethernet Support. HP NICs support the Full Duplex
Ethernet if they are attached to a device that also supports Full Duplex.
The following duplex values are possible:
N/A - The NIC
Agent cannot determine the current state of the Full
Duplex Ethernet Support. You may need to upgrade
your software.
Half
- The NIC is currently running in half
duplex mode.
Full - The
NIC is currently running in full duplex mode.
Base Mem Addr - displays the
base memory address used by this NIC.
If this device does not use system memory, or if this information is
unavailable, this item is N/A. Use this information for identification
purposes.
Base I/O Addr - specifies the
starting address of the I/O port used to communicate with this device. Use
this information for identification purposes. This I/O port address cannot
be used by any other device. The value "N/A" indicates that the device does
not use I/O mapped addresses or this information is unavailable.
DMA Channel - displays the number of
the DMA channel used for this NIC. If this device does not use a DMA
channel, or if this information is unavailable, this item is N/A. Use this
information for identification purposes.
IRQ - displays the hardware interrupt
that this NIC uses to communicate with the device driver. Use this
information for reference purposes. The value "N/A" indicates that this
device does not use an IRQ or this information is unavailable.