Using occfg for windows nic driver options, Displaying occfg help – Dell Emulex Family of Adapters User Manual

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Emulex Drivers for Windows User Manual

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3. Configuration

NIC Driver Configuration

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Using OCCFG for Windows NIC Driver Options

The occfg.exe program supports configuring parameters for the network functions on

Emulex Ethernet adapters either through interactive mode with a set of menus, or

command line mode that is scriptable.
If you performed a standard driver installation, the occfg.exe is located in the following

directory:

Directory of C:\Program Files\Emulex\AutoPilot

Installer\NIC\Drivers\NDIS\<platform>\<OS>

The following section describes how to use the occfg.exe program to configure the

Windows device driver from the command line.

Displaying OCCFG Help

To display help, use the -? option by typing

occfg -?

on the command line. The

following text will be displayed:

OneConnect Network Config (0.0.9999.0)

Copyright 2011 Emulex

Usage: occfg.exe [-options]

Running with no arguments will display a menu to select the adapter and

parameters to modify. Using the command line arguments allow scripting

this process.

CRC Errors

The number of packets dropped as the result of CRC errors on the
layer 2 Ethernet packet. In products that expose multiple PCIe
functions per Ethernet port, this statistic is only incremented for
the lowest PCI function per port since the packet cannot be
further classified because of the error.

Receive IP Checksum Errors

The number of receive packets with an incorrect IPv4 checksum.
These packets are provided to the TCP/IP stack for disposal in the
operating system.

Receive UDP Checksum Errors

The number of receive packets with an incorrect UDP checksum.
These packets are provided to the TCP/IP stack for disposal in the
operating system.

Receive TCP Errors

The number of receive packets with an incorrect TCP checksum.
These packets are provided to the TCP/IP stack for disposal in the
operating system.

Tunnels allocated

Number of interfaces converted to tunnel interfaces. Used with
NVGRE offload enabled and on.

Tenants allocated

Number of interfaces converted into tenant interfaces. Used with
NVGRE offload enabled and on and VMQ.

Virtual Functions allocated

Number of PCIe virtual functions created by the SR-IOV supporting
adapter.

Table 3-4 NIC Driver Properties Statistics (Continued)

Statistic Name

Description

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