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Index

activating network interfaces, 52
auto-negotiation, 21
autonegotiation, 38, 45

diagnostics, 53 to 58
disabling network interfaces, 50
documentation

SunVTS, 54

driver parameters, 33

editing

hostname.qfe

# files, 18

hosts

file, 18

qfe.conf

file, 39, 46

Ethernet channels, 19, 29

forcing network speed, 36, 44
front-access adapter

removing, 50
replacing, 52

full-duplex operation mode, 21, 36

half-duplex operation mode, 21, 36
hardware

ASIC description, 32
features, 3
local transceiver, 32
product overview, 1
removing adapter, 50
replacing adapter, 52
requirements, 2

hostname.qfe

# files

creating, 19
editing, 18
examples, 20

hosts

file

editing, 18
example, 20

ifconfig

command, 18, 22, 23

instance numbers

finding, 40, 47
selecting with

ndd

utility, 39

with

hostname.qfe

# files, 19

interface signals, 29
internal transceiver, 32
interpacket gap driver parameters, 34, 35
IPG parameters, 34, 35
IPv6 protocol, 20

Summary of Contents for 806-2997-10

Page 1: ...03 4900 USA 650 960 1300 Fax 650 969 9131 Sun Quad FastEthernet 3U CompactPCI Adapter Installation and User s Guide Part No 806 2997 10 December 2000 Revision A Sun Microsystems Inc Send comments about this document to docfeedback sun com ...

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Page 3: ...e not approved by Sun Microsystems Inc may void the authority granted to the user by the FCC to operate this equipment FCC Class B Notice This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation...

Page 4: ...ppareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du Canada ICES 003 Class B Notice Avis NMB 003 Classe B This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du Canada BSMI Class A Notice The following statement is applicable to products shipped to Taiwan and marked as Class A on the product compliance ...

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Page 7: ...ls and Equipment Needed 6 Contents of the Ship Kit 6 Determining the Type of Adapter Installation 6 Models of Hot Swap 7 Installing the Adapter 8 Connecting the Ethernet Cables 11 Attaching the Adapter to the System 12 Extracting the Adapter 14 Determining the Type of Adapter Extraction 14 3 Configuring Software for the Adapter 17 Attaching the Sun Quad FastEthernet Interfaces to the Network 18 ...

Page 8: ...Autonegotiation Protocol 21 Setting the local mac address Property 22 Booting the System Over a Sun Quad FastEthernet Interface 24 A Specifications 27 B Configuring the Sun Quad FastEthernet Device Driver Parameters 31 C Removing and Replacing the Adapter 49 D Testing the Adapter 53 Index 59 ...

Page 9: ...2 Sun Quad FastEthernet 3U CompactPCI Ethernet Channels 3 FIGURE 2 1 Opening the Ejection Lever 10 FIGURE 2 2 Closing the Ejection Lever 10 FIGURE 2 3 Tightening the Ejection Lever Captive Screw 11 FIGURE 2 4 Connecting Cables to the Card 12 FIGURE A 1 32 Pin RJ 45 Connectors 29 ...

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Page 11: ... and Descriptions 33 TABLE B 2 Read Only Parameters Defining the Current Status 34 TABLE B 3 Read Write Interpacket Gap Parameter Values and Descriptions 34 TABLE B 4 Parameters Defining lance_mode and ipg0 35 TABLE B 5 Operational Mode Parameters 36 TABLE B 6 Back to Back Packet Transmission Capability 37 TABLE B 7 Read Only Transceiver Capabilities 37 TABLE B 8 Read Only Link Partner Capabilitie...

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Page 13: ... instructions for preparing for installation and installing the QFE adapter Chapter 3 Configuring Software for the Adapter describes how to configure files associated with the QFE adapter Appendix A Specifications provides various specification for the QFE adapter Appendix B Configuring the Sun Quad FastEthernet Device Driver Parameters contains information on setting device driver parameters Appe...

Page 14: ...nt Other software documentation that you received with your system Typographic Conventions TABLE P 1 Typographic Conventions Typeface Meaning Examples AaBbCc123 The names of commands files and directories on screen computer output Edit your login file Use ls a to list all files You have mail AaBbCc123 What you type when contrasted with on screen computer output su Password AaBbCc123 Book titles ne...

Page 15: ...docs sun com Ordering Sun Documentation Fatbrain com an Internet professional bookstore stocks select product documentation from Sun Microsystems Inc For a list of documents and how to order them visit the Sun Documentation Center on Fatbrain com at http www1 fatbrain com documentation sun TABLE P 2 Shell Prompts Shell Prompt C shell machine_name C shell superuser machine_name Bourne shell and Kor...

Page 16: ...ecember 2000 Sun Welcomes Your Comments We are interested in improving our documentation and welcome your comments and suggestions You can email your comments to us at docfeedback sun com Please include the part number 806 2997 10 of your document in the subject line of your email ...

Page 17: ...tion on page 1 Hardware and Software Requirements on page 2 Features on page 3 Product Description The Sun Quad FastEthernet 3U CompactPCI adapter contains four fully buffered twisted pair Ethernet ports RJ 45 providing four switchable 10BASE T 100BASE TX channels on a compact PCI adapter FIGURE 1 1 and FIGURE 1 2 show views of the adapter ...

Page 18: ...ts the following hardware and software requirements Note The information above is up to date as of the printing of this manual Visit Sun on the World Wide Web at http www sun com for the latest information TABLE 1 1 Hardware and Software Requirements Requirements Hardware or Software Hardware Any Sun system that accepts the cPCI 3U adapter Software Solaris 8 10 00 operating environment QFE Ejectio...

Page 19: ...BASE TX Ethernet ports with auto negotiation using Lucent LU6612 Provides operation of up to 100 meters of twisted pair without use of repeaters Four independent Ethernet channels run at either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps Half duplex or full duplex operation modes Multiple 48 bit IEEE 802 3 style media access control MAC identifiers one for each channel Link integrity LED for each channel Hot pluggable an...

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Page 21: ...o your system s service and hardware setup documentation for the specific I O card installation instructions The system s service manual will also describe the system specific software commands and the usage of the system LEDs required for installation This chapter is composed of the following sections Preparing for the Installation on page 6 Installing the Adapter on page 8 Extracting the Adapter...

Page 22: ...contain the following items Sun Quad FastEthernet CompactPCI card Antistatic wrist strap This manual A product note document if needed Caution Electrostatic discharge can damage the integrated circuits on the cards Leave the cards in their antistatic envelopes until you are ready to install them into the system Determining the Type of Adapter Installation The adapter is a hot swappable component t...

Page 23: ...ed from a powered and operating CompactPCI platform without affecting the other functions of the platform The standard also defines state transitions for the hardware and software connection processes that allow the card to be connected and configured The adapter supports two models of hot swap Basic hot swap Full hot swap The models can be explained by first defining the following processes Hardw...

Page 24: ... operating environment and halting the system ensure that all significant application activity on the server has stopped 2 Follow the appropriate procedures as documented in the system s service manual to shut down and halt the system Refer to the system s documentation for the complete power down procedure 3 Press the power switch on the system s status panel to power off the system Refer to the ...

Page 25: ... Peel the liner from the copper foil at the opposite end of the wrist strap and attach the copper end of the strap to a bare metal area on the front of the server 4 Identify the slot number where you want to insert the adapter 5 Remove the filler panel from the slot you selected Refer to the system s documentation for instructions on how to remove the filler panel 6 Remove the card from its antist...

Page 26: ...n pressure at both corners of the card push the card until it is firmly seated in the slot In a hot swap installation when the card is properly seated and the physical connection is complete the blue LED lights up 9 Push the ejection lever over the sprocket toward the card and into the locked position FIGURE 2 2 Closing the Ejection Lever This locks the card into the slot and completes the hardwar...

Page 27: ...ware for the newly inserted card For example in some systems you must type the following command This turns off the blue LED and initiates the software which responds by configuring the system software for the newly inserted card Connecting the Ethernet Cables After installing the adapter attach the Ethernet cables to the four Ethernet ports To Connect the Ethernet Cables 1 Connect one end of the ...

Page 28: ...alling the adapter you must make the system recognize the new adapter and its Ethernet interfaces The procedure for attaching the adapter to the system depends on whether you installed the adapter in a hot swap or cold environment If you performed a hot swap installation see To Attach the Adapter in a Hot Swap Environment on page 13 If you powered down the system before installing the card see To ...

Page 29: ... adapter with the cfgadm c connect command Where ap_id is the attachment point ID 4 Check the hot swap LED on the adapter If the adapter was installed correctly the blue LED should be off If the hot swap LED remains on lit the adapter was not installed correctly Remove and reinstall the adapter to make sure it is seated correctly in the slot If you have to reinstall the card be sure to follow the ...

Page 30: ...s power LED is on lit indicating that the system has completely powered on Extracting the Adapter The adapter is a hot swappable component that can be extracted from a hot swap compliant system without interrupting the operation of the system The adapter can also be extracted from a cold environment where you power down the system before you extract the adapter Determining the Type of Adapter Extr...

Page 31: ...lots displayed are numbered starting with 0 at the system board side of the cPCI I O assembly 3 Detach unconfigure the cPCI card to be removed Where attachment_point is pcischxxx 4 Repeat the attachment point list to confirm the board detachment 5 Check that the blue LED is on The Removal OK LED must change from green to amber to signal the unconfigured state When the Removal OK LED is amber it is...

Page 32: ... s service manual to shut down and halt the system Refer to the system s documentation for the complete power off procedure 3 Press the power switch on the system s status panel to power off the system Refer to the system s documentation for the location of the power switch 4 Verify that the system s power LED is off unlit indicating that the system is completely powered off Once the system has be...

Page 33: ...ion Protocol on page 21 Setting the local mac address Property on page 22 Booting the System Over a Sun Quad FastEthernet Interface on page 24 Note The configuration procedures in this chapter are correct for the Solaris 8 6 00 operating environment If your system is running a subsequent compatible operating environment refer to the Platform Notes The Sun Quad FastEthernet Device Driver for the la...

Page 34: ... Ethernet interfaces on the adapter you will need to create two hostname qfeinstance files You must also add both an IP address and a host name for the new Ethernet interfaces to the etc inet hosts file Note For more information about configuring Solaris networks refer to the Solaris System Administration Guide volumes 1 through 3 You can view these documents on the http docs sun com website To At...

Page 35: ... each network interface you plan to use For each file replace instance with the instance number you found in Step 2 For example if you want to use all of the network interfaces from the example in Step 2 you must create four files Follow these rules when creating etc hostname qfeinstance files Do not create etc hostname qfeinstance files for adapter network interfaces you plan to leave unused The ...

Page 36: ...Solaris documentation for more information about this file Note The Internet protocol version 6 IPv6 expands the capabilities of IPv4 which is the current and default version The device driver included in the Solaris operating environment supports both IPv4 and IPv6 IPv4 uses the etc inet hosts configuration file but IPv6 uses different configuration files To transition to manage and implement IPv...

Page 37: ...he Sun Quad FastEthernet adapter are listed as follows in decreasing order of priority 100 Mbps full duplex 100 Mbps half duplex 10 Mbps full duplex 10 Mbps half duplex When the system is booted the Sun Quad FastEthernet adapter advertises these capabilities to the link partner at the other end of the link a hub switch or another network interface card NIC in a host system If the link partner also...

Page 38: ...ress if it has a system wide MAC address In such cases the system wide MAC address applies to all network interfaces on the system The device driver or any other adapter utility can use the network device s MAC address local mac address while configuring the device A network interface s MAC address can be used when booting over the network The mac address property of the network device specifies t...

Page 39: ...rver with a Sun Quad FastEthernet adapter installed in the second cPCI slot with the pci_pci0 cpci_slot2 attachment point ID 5 To make the adapter s network interfaces use the local MAC addresses connect and configure the adapter to the system using the appropriate basic hot swap command The command and usage may be unique to different systems so refer to your system s service manual for the appro...

Page 40: ...re to use a Sun Quad FastEthernet 3U CompactPCI adapter Ethernet interface as the boot device To Boot the System Over the Network 1 Before shutting down the operating environment and halting the system make sure that all significant application activity on the server has stopped 2 Follow the appropriate procedures as documented in the system s service manual to shut down and halt the system Refer ...

Page 41: ...pe boot and press the Control Y key sequence In this example the Control Y key sequence would be replaced by the full path name of the qfe device 6 Press the Return key to boot the system over the qfe device ok show nets a ssm 0 0 pci 1f 700000 pci 1 SUNW hme 0 1 b ssm 0 0 pci 1b 700000 pci 3 SUNW hme 0 1 c ssm 0 0 pci 19 700000 pci 3 SUNW qfe 3 1 d ssm 0 0 pci 19 700000 pci 3 SUNW qfe 2 1 e ssm 0...

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Page 43: ...tions for the Sun Quad FastEthernet 3U CompactPCI Physical Dimensions TABLE A 1 Physical Dimensions Assembly Dimension Measurement Length 160 mm Width 100 mm Height not including PCB Primary component side Back component side 13 40 mm max 1 52 mm max Weight 184 27 grams ...

Page 44: ...ximum Ethernet Transfer Rate 10 100 Mbps per channel Host Interface 256 pin PBGA PCI to PCI bridge with a 64 bit primary and 32 bit secondary interface Operates transparently in either 64 bit or 32 bit slots via a PCI specific Universal 64 bit Card Edge Supports both 3 3v and 5v signalling environments Network Interface 100BASE TX using Category 5 data grade cable 10BASE T using Category 3 voice g...

Page 45: ... TABLE A 4 Pin Descriptions for the 32 Pin RJ 45 Connectors Channels 0 3 Description CH0 CH1 CH2 CH3 TD 1 9 17 25 TD 2 10 18 26 RD 3 11 19 27 Not Used 4 12 20 28 Not Used 5 13 21 29 RD 6 14 22 30 Not Used 7 15 23 31 Not Used 8 16 24 32 0 1 2 3 Ethernet channels 1 8 9 16 17 24 25 32 ...

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Page 47: ...ndix contains these sections Sun Quad FastEthernet Device Driver Parameters on page 32 Setting the qfe Device Driver Parameters on page 39 Using the ndd Utility to Set and Display Parameters on page 39 Setting Parameters Using the qfe conf File on page 46 Note The configuration procedures in this chapter are correct for the Solaris 8 6 00 operating environment If your system is running a future co...

Page 48: ...rface and medium access control MAC functions The local transceiver which connects to an RJ 45 connector provides the physical layer functions The local transceiver is capable of all the operating speeds and modes listed below 100 Mbps full duplex 100 Mbps half duplex 10 Mbps full duplex 10 Mbps half duplex The local transceiver performs autonegotiation with the remote end of the link the link par...

Page 49: ...ional mode parameter adv_100hdx_cap Read and write Operational mode parameter adv_10fdx_cap Read and write Operational mode parameter adv_10hdx_cap Read and write Operational mode parameter autoneg_cap Read only Local transceiver autonegotiation capability 100fdx_cap Read only Local transceiver capability of the hardware 100hdx_cap Read only Local transceiver capability of the hardware 10fdx_cap R...

Page 50: ...G is 0 96 microseconds TABLE B 3 lists the default values and allowable values for the IPG parameters ipg1 and ipg2 By default the driver sets ipg1 to 8 byte time and ipg2 to 4 byte time which are the standard values Byte time is the time it takes to transmit one byte on the link with a link speed of either 100 Mbps or 10 Mbps TABLE B 2 Read Only Parameters Defining the Current Status Parameter De...

Page 51: ...e lance_mode if other systems keep sending a large number of back to back packets Systems that have lance_mode enabled might not have enough time to transmit a large number of back to back packets on the network You can add an additional delay by setting the ipg0 parameter to a value from 0 to 31 which is the nibble time delay Note that nibble time is the time it takes to transfer four bits on the...

Page 52: ...default adv_100fdx_cap Local transceiver capability advertised by the hardware read write parameter 0 Not 100 Mbit sec full duplex capable 1 100 Mbit sec full duplex capable default adv_100hdx_cap Local transceiver capability advertised by the hardware read write parameter 0 Not 100 Mbit sec half duplex capable 1 100 Mbit sec half duplex capable default adv_10fdx_cap Local transceiver capability a...

Page 53: ...ime 0 No limit to the number of back to back packets that can be transmitted default TABLE B 7 Read Only Transceiver Capabilities Parameter Description autoneg_cap Local transceiver capability of the hardware 0 Not capable of autonegotiation 1 Autonegotiation capable 100fdx_cap Local transceiver capability of the hardware initialized at startup 0 Not 100 Mbit sec full duplex capable 1 100 Mbit sec...

Page 54: ...of autonegotiation when lp_autoneg_cap is 1 the speed and mode information are displayed when you use autonegotiation and get the link partner capabilities TABLE B 8 Read Only Link Partner Capabilities Parameter Values lp_autoneg_cap 0 No autonegotiation 1 Autonegotiation lp_100fdx_cap 0 No 100 Mbit sec full duplex transmission 1 100 Mbit sec full duplex lp_100hdx_cap 0 No 100 Mbit sec half duplex...

Page 55: ...for a single qfe device or a subset of qfe devices in the system permanently set the parameters in the kernel drv qfe conf file While the parameters values set in the qfe conf file will persist after rebooting the system you do not need to reboot the system in order for the parameter changes to take effect You can use your system s hot swap commands to apply the qfe conf changes to the qfe devices...

Page 56: ...he selection Using the ndd Utility in Noninteractive and Interactive Modes You can use the ndd utility in two modes Noninteractive Interactive In the noninteractive mode you can invoke the utility to set or display a single device driver parameter Once you execute the ndd command the utility will exit back to the terminal prompt In the interactive mode you can display or set more than one driver p...

Page 57: ...l set the specified device driver parameter to value For example if you want to disable LANCE mode you would type To display the value of a parameter specify the parameter name omitting the set option When you omit the set option and omit the parameter value the utility assumes that you want to display the current parameter value For example if you wanted view the link speed of the device you woul...

Page 58: ... ipg2 read and write use_int_xcvr read and write pace_size read and write adv_autoneg_cap read and write adv_100fdx_cap read and write adv_100hdx_cap read and write adv_10fdx_cap read and write adv_10hdx_cap read and write autoneg_cap read only 100fdx_cap read only 100hdx_cap read only 10fdx_cap read only 10hdx_cap read only lp_autoneg_cap read only lp_100fdx_cap read only lp_100hdx_cap read only ...

Page 59: ...ode you would type To display a parameter value start the ndd utility type a parameter name and press the Return key until the value is displayed Press the Return key at the value and length prompts to display the current value of a selected parameter For example to display the value of the lance_mode parameter you would type Type q to exit interactive mode ndd dev qfe name to get set Enter the pa...

Page 60: ...f the four operational mode parameters adv_100fdx_cap adv_100hdx_cap adv_10fdx_cap or adv_10hdx_cap and use the ndd utility to set its value to 1 For example to set the 10 Mbps half duplex mode you would set the adv_10hdx_cap parameter to 1 If you set more than one of the operational mode parameters to 1 the driver will select the mode that is highest in the priority order see Operational Mode Par...

Page 61: ...ct the qfe instance that you want to set See Identifying Device Instances on page 39 for more information 2 Select at least one of the four operational mode parameters adv_100fdx_cap adv_100hdx_cap adv_10fdx_cap adv_10hdx_cap that you want to advertise to the remote link partner and set its value to 1 For example to make the interface advertise a 10 Mbps full duplex mode you would type 3 Use the n...

Page 62: ...ription ipg1 Interpacket gap delay parameter ipg2 Interpacket gap delay parameter use_int_xcvr Force the use of the internal transceiver pace_size Set the maximum number of back to back packets that can be transmitted at one time adv_autoneg_cap Advertise to the link partner whether or not the local transceiver is capable of autonegotiation adv_100fdx_cap Advertise to the link partner whether or n...

Page 63: ...haracter is the device name The path name before the last component is the parent name The comma separated numbers after the character at the end represent the device and function numbers which are together referred to as the unit address To identify a qfe device unambiguously in the qfe conf file use the name the parent name and the unit address for the device Refer to the pci 4 man page for more...

Page 64: ...le After editing the qfe conf file you can either reboot the system or use a hot swap command to disconnect and connect the interface to the system For example the cfgadm command used by the Serengeti servers will access the qfe conf file when it attaches the qfe devices to the system See your system s documentation for more information about using hot swap commands name name parent parent unit ad...

Page 65: ...and Removing the Adapter on page 50 Replacing the Adapter and Activating the Network Interfaces on page 52 The procedures in this appendix are for both the rear access and front access versions of the adapter Note The procedures for removing and replacing adapters are system specific and are beyond the scope of this manual If you are required to reinstall the cards you must follow the instructions...

Page 66: ...topped 1 Log into the system as superuser Refer to the system s documentation for the correct procedure 2 Use the ifconfig command to disable the qfe interfaces To disable each active qfe interface on the adapter use the following command to disable and unplumb each interface replace instance with the instance number of the interface For example if the adapter had four active qfe devices named qfe...

Page 67: ...oving the card from the system On some systems the hot swap LED may turn on before the software has completely detached from the adapter Use the LEDs on the system as documented in the system s service manual when removing the adapter If the server is set to full hot swap mode do not rapidly open and close the ejection levers When you open the ejection levers you will begin the software detachment...

Page 68: ... service manual you may cause your system to panic 2 Log into the system as superuser Refer to the system s documentation for the procedure 3 Activate the qfe interfaces using the ifconfig command For each adapter interface type the following at the terminal prompt replacing instance with the interface s instance number and ip_address with the interface s IP address For example if you want to acti...

Page 69: ...cribes how to test the adapter using either the SunVTS diagnostic application or the onboard FCode self test This appendix contains the following sections Using the SunVTS Diagnostic Software on page 54 Using the OpenBoot PROM FCode Self Test on page 55 ...

Page 70: ...e adapter To use the nettest diagnostic you must have the SunVTS software installed on your system Refer to the Solaris on Sun Hardware Platform Guide for SunVTS installation instructions Refer to the SunVTS documentation listed in TABLE D 1 for instructions on how to run and monitor the nettest diagnostic These SunVTS documents are available on the Solaris on Sun Hardware Collection which is prov...

Page 71: ...ate error messages Note Although the self test does not require the adapter s interface to be connected to an active network you will see failing error messages if it is not connected To Run the FCode Self Test Diagnostic For more information about the OpenBoot commands including test in this section refer to the OpenBoot Command Reference manual 1 Before shutting down the operating environment an...

Page 72: ...evice paths are examples The actual device paths on your system may be different from the examples shown here 7 Use the test command and the device paths found in Step 6 to test the adapter when you use the FCode self test Refer to the appropriate OpenBoot Command Reference Manual for more information on the test command ok setenv diag switch true ok reset all ok show nets a ssm 0 0 pci 1f 700000 ...

Page 73: ...and the Ethernet device is connected to an active network If necessary replace the adapter or contact your service provider for support 8 After testing the adapter type the following commands to return the OpenBoot PROM to the standard operating mode ok test pci 1f 0 pci 1 pci 1 pci d SUNW qfe 3 1 Hme register test succeeded Internal loopback test succeeded Transceiver check Using onboard transcei...

Page 74: ...d FastEthernet 3U CompactPCI Adapter Installation and User Guide December 2000 9 Reset and reboot the system Refer to the system s documentation for the correct procedures for bringing up the system ok reset all ...

Page 75: ...0 replacing 52 full duplex operation mode 21 36 H half duplex operation mode 21 36 hardware ASIC description 32 features 3 local transceiver 32 product overview 1 removing adapter 50 replacing adapter 52 requirements 2 hostname qfe files creating 19 editing 18 examples 20 hosts file editing 18 example 20 I ifconfig command 18 22 23 instance numbers finding 40 47 selecting with ndd utility 39 with ...

Page 76: ... pin descriptions 29 plumbing interfaces 52 power requirements 28 product overview 1 Q qfe driver adding an additional delay 35 attaching qfe interfaces 18 autonegotiation 45 defining current status 34 forced mode 44 interpacket gap parameters 34 lance_mode 35 maximum back to back packets 37 operational mode parameters 36 operational mode priority 36 reporting link partner capabilities 38 reportin...

Page 77: ...rs 33 requirements 2 setting qfe driver parameters 39 unplumbing interfaces 23 50 specifications performance 28 physical dimensions 27 power requirements 28 SunVTS diagnostics 54 documentation 54 SUNW qfe devices 31 39 56 T test diagnostic command 55 testing 53 to 58 U unplumbing interfaces 23 50 ...

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