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Management Port Command Reference
The
get DPMTU
command shows the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) used by SNC data ports. Refer
to
iSCSI Performance Tuning
on page 107 and
set DPMTU [port number] [MTU choices]
on page 86.
The following is a verbose output for the command
get DPMTU all
:
Ready.
get dpmtu all
4
; Port
MTU
;==========================
DP0
9014
DP1
9014
Ready.
get EthernetSpeed [port number]
The
get EthernetSpeed
command displays the speed of the SNC Ethernet ports. Refer to
iSCSI
Performance Tuning
on page 107 and
set EthernetSpeed [port number] [speed]
on page 86.
Ready.
get ethernetspeed mp0
EthernetSpeed = auto (100)
Ready.
get EventLog
The
get EventLog
command displays whether or not
EventLog
has been enabled. Refer to
set EventLog
[status]
on page 87.
Ready.
get eventlog
EventLog = enabled
Ready.
Port Number
Meaning
dp0 or dp1
Ethernet connection labeled Ethernet port 0 or Ethernet port 1
all
All Ethernet connections
Note
Increasing the MTU can improve performance. To fully understand the
implications and network requirements, contact your service representative
before modifying this value.
Port Number
Meaning
mp0
Ethernet management port labeled Ethernet port 2
dp0 or dp1
Ethernet data port labeled Ethernet port 0 or Ethernet port 1
all
All Ethernet connections
CAUTION
Contact ATAC before using this command.
Summary of Contents for SNC 4500
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