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ServerNet PCI Adapter

The ServerNet PCI Adapter provides a dedicated, redundant, high-performance communication link between clustered Microsoft Windows NT servers. The following information about the ServerNet PCI Adapter (SPA) is available in this section.

  • Vendor displays the vendor of the ServerNet PCI Adapter.

  • Model displays the product model of the ServerNet PCI Adapter.

  • Version displays the hardware version of the ServerNet PCI Adapter.

  • Status displays the overall status of the ServerNet PCI Adapter. The color of the arrows on the ServerNet icon will indicate the overall status.

    • OK (green)

    • Degraded (yellow)

    • Failed (red)

    • Unknown (blue)

  • Timeout Errors displays the number of requests to the ServerNet PCI Adapter that were not acknowledged and cannot be completed.

  • X-Port displays the status of the X-port of the ServerNet PCI Adapter. The status can be one of the following:

    • OK (green)

    • Degraded (yellow)

    • Failed (red)

    • Unknown (blue)

  • The overall ServerNet PCI Adapter status reports operating normally if both the X and Y port status are OK. The overall status reports Degraded if either of the X or Y port has degraded or failed. If both the X and Y ports have failed, the overall status reports Failed.

  • Y-Port displays the status of the Y-port of the ServerNet PCI Adapter. The status can be one of the following:

    • OK (green)

    • Degraded (yellow)

    • Failed (red)

    • Unknown (blue)

The overall ServerNet PCI Adapter status reports OK if both the X and Y port status are operating normally. The overall status reports Degraded if either of the X or Y port has degraded or failed. If both the X and Y ports have failed, the overall status reports Failed.

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