HP 441877-00F - Manual (Page 49)

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o Range = Disabled; Enabled; Hardware Default; No Action (NC110x, NC360x, NC364x = OS
Controlled, Disabled, Enabled)
• Wake On Settings (NC110x, NC310F, NC340x, NC360x, NC364x, NC6170, and NC7170
only). Available only when Enable PME is enabled. Allows you to choose what types of packets will
cause the adapter to wake.
o Default = Disabled (NC110x, NC360x, NC364x = OS Controlled)
o Range = Disabled; Wake on Directed Packet; Wake on Magic & Directed; Wake on Magic
Packet; OS Controlled
• Large Send Offload (Windows® Server 2003 only; NC110x, NC310F, NC340T, NC360x,
NC364x, NC6170, and NC7170 only). Enables offloading of large TCP packets.
o Default = On
o Range = Off; On
• Smart Power Down. (NC110T, NC360x, and NC364T only) Minimizes power consumption by
enabling the adapter to enter a deep sleep mode under certain conditions.
o Default = Hardware Default
o Range = Disable, Enable, Hardware Default
• Wake on Link. (NC110T, NC360x, and NC364T only) Allows wake-up from Advanced
Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) when link is reconnected.
o Default = Disable
o Range = Disable, Force
HP NC-Series Intel adapter diagnostics
1. Boot to DOS or the EFI shell.
2. From the DOS prompt navigate to the \APPS\DIAGS\N100X directory.
3. Type DIAGS and press the Enter key. The test utility program automatically scans the hardware and
lists all supported adapters. If you have a multiport adapter, each port is listed separately starting
with "Port 1."
4. Using the arrow keys, select the adapter to test then press the Enter key. The main menu of the
diagnostic utility appears.
Beginning adapter tests
Selecting Begin Adapter Tests brings up the test screen. While tests are being performed, a rotating
spinner is shown letting the user know that the application is still running. The results of the tests are
displayed as each test is performed. If multiple test passes are selected, then the results contain a count of
test failures. A list containing zeros means that all tests have passed.
If there is no responder on the network, then the Network Test will indicate a failure. To correct this
situation, set up a system on the network to act as a responder then re-run the test.
Changing test options
The test setup screen allows you to select and configure the specific tests desired. Toggle between options
by using the arrow keys and pressing the Enter key. The utility displays only those test options that are
supported by your adapter.
The following is a list of the available test options.