Dell Brocade Adapters Installation And Reference Manual page 240

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Network driver parameters
TABLE 37
Function
Locally
Administered
Address
Priority and VLAN
Receive Buffers
Transmit Buffers
Receive Side
Scaling (RSS)
Priority and VLAN
Support
TCP/UDP IPv4
Checksum Offload
TCP/UDP IPv6
Checksum Offload
Teaming
VLAN ID
VMQ
1.
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Network driver configuration parameters (continued)
Default Value
N/A
Disable
32
16
Enable
Enable
Enable
Enable
N/A
Disabled = 0 Can enable VLAN IDs
Enabled = 1
Refer to the Brocade Adapters Administrator's Guide for details.
Possible Values Method to Configure Notes
Hexadecimal value Device Manager
for MAC address
Enable Device Manager
Disable
32-1024 Device Manager
4-64 Device Manager
Enable Device Manager
Disable
Enable Device Manager
Disable
Enable Device Manager
Disable
Enable Device Manager
Disable
Team up to eight Device Manager
1
ports.
HCM
BCU commands.
Device Manager
1
with values from
HCM
0-4094
BCU commands
•
Enabled =1 Device Manager
Virtual machine
queue capability
Configuring the VM
is published to
to use VMQ can be
the operating
done through
system.
SCVMM or hyper-V
•
Disabled =0
manager.
Virtual machine
queue capability
is not published
to the operating
system.
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Overrides the burned-in MAC
address.
Enables hardware-assisted
VLAN tagging.
Tunes receive buffer value.
Tunes transmit buffer value.
Supported on Windows Server
2003, 2008
Supported on Windows Server
2003 and 2008 for IPv4
traffic.
Supported on Windows Server
2008 for IPv6 traffic.
Creates team of adapter
ports of following types:
•
1
Failover and failback
•
802.3ad based link
aggregation
•
Create a single port
VLAN with Device
1 Manager.
•
Creates multiple VLANs
using BCU commands or
HCM. Disable VLANs in
Device Manager.
•
Supported by Windows
Server 2003 and 2008
•
Virtual Machine Queue.
•
VMQ is only available
when 2008 R2 driver is
installed on a 2008 R2
operating system.
•
Unless the administrator
configures a VM to use
VMQ through SCVMM or
hyper-V manager, it will
not be used by the
operating system.
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