Endace DAG 9.2X2 Manuals

Endace DAG 9.2X2 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Endace DAG 9.2X2. We have 1 Endace DAG 9.2X2 manual available for free PDF download: User Manual

Endace DAG 9.2X2 User Manual

Endace DAG 9.2X2 User Manual (86 pages)

Brand: Endace | Category: Adapter | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- Introduction
  
  7
  - The Purpose of this User Guide
    7
  - Overview
    8
  - Card Features
    8
  - System Requirements
    9
    
    General
    9
    
    Operating System
    9
  - Warning - Thermal Trip
    9
  - Card Description
    10
    
    Do Not Remove the Battery
    10
  - Card Architecture
    11
  - Line Types
    11
    
    Supported Line Types
    11
  - Extended Functions
    12
    
    Enhanced Packet Processing V2
    12
    
    Inline Forwarding
    13
    
    Timed Release TERF (TR-TERF)
    13
    
    Triggered Timed Release TERF (TR-TERF)
    13
- Installation
  
  15
  - DAG Software Package
    15
  - Pcie Gen 2.0 Slot
    15
  - Inserting the DAG Card
    16
  - Ports and Status Leds
    17
  - Boot Jumper Settings
    17
  - Boot Leds
    18
  - Pluggable Optical Transceivers
    19
    
    Overview
    19
    
    Optical Modules
    19
    
    Power Input
    20
    
    Splitter Losses
    20
  - Pluggable Copper Transceivers
    20
- Configuring the DAG Card
  
  21
  - Introduction
    21
    
    Firmware Images
    21
    
    Resetting DAG Card to Operational Settings
    21
    
    Differences between Windows and Linux Installs
    22
    
    Accessing DAG Tools in Windows
    22
    
    Before Configuring the DAG Card
    23
    
    Daginf
    24
    
    Dagdetect
    24
  - Setting up the FPGA
    25
    
    Selecting the Firmware Image to Load at Power up
    26
    
    Loading New Firmware Images Onto a DAG Card
    26
    
    Programming the FPGA
    26
    
    Dagrom
    27
  - Preparing the DAG Card for Use
    28
  - DAG Card Configuration and Status
    29
    
    Display Current Configuration
    29
Dagconfig Tokens Explained Dagconfig Tokens 1000

31
- Dagconfig Tokens Explained
  31
- Auto_Neg / Noauto_Neg
  32
- Buffer_Size
  32
- Crc32 / Nocrc
  32
- Default
  32
- Drop/Nodrop
  33
- Enable/Disable
  33
- Eql/Noeql
  33
- Eth
  33
- Fcl/Nofcl
  33
- Hash Load Balancer
  34
- Lan
  34
- Laser/Nolaser
  34
- Lock/Nolock
  34
- Master/Slave
  34
- Mem
  35
- Nic/Nonic
  35
- Nodelay
  35
- Overlap/Nooverlap
  36
- Pci
  36
- Relative
  36
- Reset
  37
- Rx and Tx Streams
  37
- Rxonly
  37
- Rxtx
  37
- Stream_Drop_Count
  37
- Terf_Strip16/Terf_Strip32/Noterf_Strip
  37
- Time_Mode
  38
- Txonly
  38
- Txrxerror/Notxrxerror
  38
- Tx_Crc/Notx_Crc
  38
- Version Information
  38
  - Dagconfig Options
    39
- Wan
  38
- Viewing the DAG Card Status
  40
  - Interface Status
    40
  - Universal Counters
    41
- Using Your DAG Card
  
  43
  - Introduction
    43
  - Basic Data Capture
    43
    
    Starting a Capture Session
    43
    
    Dagsnap
    44
    
    Capturing Data at High Speed
    45
  - Viewing Captured Data
    46
    
    Dagbits
    46
    
    Dagbits Tests
    48
  - Converting Captured Data
    49
    
    Dagconvert
    49
  - Using Third Party Applications
    53
  - Transmitting Captured Data
    53
    
    Configuration
    53
    
    Explicit Packet Transmission
    53
    
    Trace Files
    54
    
    Tr Terf
    54
- Synchronizing Clock Time
  
  57
  - Overview
    57
  - DUCK Configuration
    57
  - Common Synchronization
    57
    
    Irig-B
    57
  - Network Time Protocol
    58
  - Timestamps
    59
    
    Example
    59
  - Readable DUCK
    60
    
    Reading the Current DAG Time
    60
    
    Performance
    60
  - Dagclock
    61
  - Card with Timing Reference
    65
    
    Overview
    65
    
    Pulse Signal from External Source
    65
    
    Testing the Signal
    65
  - Single Card no Reference
    66
  - Two Cards no Reference
    67
    
    Overview
    67
    
    Synchronizing with each Other
    67
    
    Synchronizing with Host
    67
  - Connector
    68
    
    Overview
    68
    
    Pin Assignments
    68
- Data Formats
  
  71
  - Overview
    71
  - Generic ERF Header
    72
  - Erf 2. Type_Eth
    74
  - Extension Headers (EH)
    75
    
    Introduction
    75
- Guidance for Stream Buffer Sizing
  
  77
  - Selecting Stream Buffer Size
    77
    
    Burst Duration
    77
    
    Latency
    78
  - Multiple Streams
    78
  - Calculating the Stream Buffer Size
    78
    
    Example 1
    79
- Support
  
  81
  - Requesting Assistance
    82
    
    Support Script
    82
    
    Required Information
    82
    
    Severity Levels Described
    83
    
    Support Request Form
    83
    
    Contact Details
    83
- Version History
  
  85

Advertisement

Advertisement

Related Products

Endace Categories

Computer Hardware PCI Card

Network Card

Network Card Server

Storage

More Endace Manuals