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Linux Diagnostic Test Descriptions, QLogic Device Windows Property Diagnostics

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Linux Diagnostic Test Descriptions • Internal Loopback Test performs internal packet loopback. • Flash Test verifies the Flash read and write. • Hardware Test verifies that the hardware is running. • Interrupt Test enables and disables the interrupt and functional verification tests. • Link Test verifies that the port is linked, meaning that the port has a good cable attached to the port and that other end of the cable is connected to an operational Ethernet port, either another NIC port or a network device, such as a switch. • Register Test verifies the NIC register read and write. Linux Diagnostic Test Messages Test information and PASS or FAIL messages are displayed for each of the tests listed in "Linux Diagnostic Test Descriptions" on page 75. QLogic Device Windows Property Page Diagnostics This section covers the following information for user diagnostics for Windows NIC driver management applications: • "Running Windows User Diagnostics" on page 75 • "Windows Diagnostic Test Descriptions" on page 79 • "Windows Diagnostic Test Messages" on page 80 Running Windows User Diagnostics You can run user diagnostics using either the QConvergeConsole GUI or the CLI. Note: Information on installing and starting the GUI version of QLogic's QConvergeConsole utility is provided in the QConvergeConsole User's Guide. All procedural information for that utility is covered in the QConvergeConsole Help System. To run user diagnostics in the GUI: 1. Access the Windows Control Panel, and then open the Device Manager. 2. In the Device Manager, right-click the QLogic 10Gb Ethernet adapter, and then on the shortcut menu, click Properties. 8200 Series Converged Network Adapter and 3200 Series Intelligent Ethernet Adapter Page 75

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8200 Series Converged Network Adapter and 3200 Series Intelligent Ethernet Adapter
Page
75
Linux Diagnostic Test Descriptions
•
Internal Loopback Test
performs internal packet loopback.
•
Flash Test
verifies the Flash read and write.
•
Hardware Test
verifies that the hardware is running.
•
Interrupt Test
enables and disables the interrupt and functional verification tests.
•
Link Test
verifies that the port is linked, meaning that the port has a good cable attached to the port
and that other end of the cable is connected to an operational Ethernet port, either another NIC port or
a network device, such as a switch.
•
Register Test
verifies the NIC register read and write.
Linux Diagnostic Test Messages
Test information and PASS or FAIL messages are displayed for each of the tests listed in “Linux Diagnostic
Test Descriptions” on page 75.
QLogic Device Windows Property Page Diagnostics
This section covers the following information for user diagnostics for Windows NIC driver management
applications:
•
“Running Windows User Diagnostics” on page 75
•
“Windows Diagnostic Test Descriptions” on page 79
•
“Windows Diagnostic Test Messages” on page 80
Running Windows User Diagnostics
You can run user diagnostics using either the QConvergeConsole GUI or the CLI.
To run user diagnostics in the GUI:
1.
Access the Windows
Control Panel
, and then open the
Device Manager
.
2.
In the Device Manager, right-click the
QLogic 10Gb Ethernet adapter
, and then on the shortcut menu,
click
Properties
.
Note:
Information on installing and starting the GUI version of QLogic's QConvergeConsole utility is
provided in the
QConvergeConsole User's Guide
. All procedural information for that utility is
covered in the
QConvergeConsole Help System
.