HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 530T Adapter - Manual (Page 26)

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Command Description
-stderr Valid with -set
Output Log File to STDERR.
-dev <MAC Address> Operation scope is the format of the device with MAC address in xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
-card <card#...>
Operation scope is the cards of number(from 0)
-pfn <bus:dev:func> Device location in bus
The operation scope is device:function.
-termLines <lines> Screen scroll lines
0 means no terminal control.
-termWidth
<columns>
Screen width
0 means no terminal control.
In a DOS environment, the default is -termLines 25 and -termWidth 80, which
matches default terminal size.
In a Windows environment, the default is -termLines 0 and -termWidth 0,
which provides no terminal control.
-help Display help and exit
Operation device scope
For the –get operation, specify the device scope by the device scope command option -dev, -card, or
-pfn.
For the -set operation, specify the device scope by both the command line option and device indicators in
the scripting file. The rule to determine the device scope changes depending on whether the scripting file
contains a single device script or multiple device scripts.
Select devices in one of two ways:
• MAC address
Select the device based on the MAC address in the scripting file. Device family matching of the device
ID from the file and from the actual device is checked.
• Device family
Select the device using the device family. The MAC address is ignored.
The -set command device scope selection rule follows.
Command line device
option Single device scripting file Multiple device scripting file
No MAC address-based selection MAC address-based selection
Yes Device family-based selection MAC address-based selection
Command line device options include -dev <MAC Address>, -card <card#..> and -pfn
<bus:dev:func>.
Script file format
A script file contains information to configure the devices. It contains the following blocks.