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General| Model | NetXtreme II |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Broadcom |
| Category | Network Card |
| Data Rate | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| Supported Protocols | TCP/IP, UDP, IPv4, IPv6 |
| Connector Type | RJ45 |
| Interface | PCI-E |
| Chipset | Broadcom |
| Ports | 1 or 2 |
| Supported OS | Windows, Linux |
Provides a detailed description of the adapter's capabilities, including GbE and 10 GbE.
Lists the various features of the Broadcom NetXtreme II adapter.
Explains teaming for traffic load balancing and fault tolerance.
Provides an overview of teaming technology and implementation considerations.
Classifies and describes the different types of adapter teams supported.
Explains how to use BACS 3 for configuring teaming in Windows environments.
Describes the implementation of the Broadcom Advanced Server Program as an NDIS intermediate driver.
Lists and categorizes the different team types.
Summarizes the attributes for Smart Load Balancing, Generic Trunking, and Dynamic Trunking.
Describes TOE functionality for accelerating TCP processing.
Explains how VLAN tagging segments the physical LAN into logical parts.
Discusses configuring SLB teaming across multiple switches.
Covers teaming considerations for Microsoft Cluster Software and HPC clusters.
Describes how teaming maintains backup operations during link failures.
Provides essential checks for resolving teaming connectivity issues.
Lists system event log messages for NetXtreme II adapters.
Details event log messages and causes for the base driver.
Explains how VLANs segment a physical LAN into logical parts.
Discusses the Common Information Model for managing adapters on Windows servers.
Explains the BASP subagent for Simple Network Management Protocol.
Lists hardware and operating system requirements for adapter installation.
Provides crucial safety measures to protect users and equipment.
Details steps for enabling and configuring the MBA driver for clients.
Enables network booting of operating systems from diskless systems via iSCSI.
Details how to configure the adapter for offloading iSCSI processing.
Provides instructions for installing BACS 3 and associated management applications.
Explains how to perform silent installations and uninstalls of management applications.
Provides steps for installing the NDIS2 driver on MS-DOS.
Details the Open Data-Link Interface driver for LANs.
Provides steps for installing the ODI driver on DOS 6.22.
Introduces the Linux drivers for Broadcom NetXtreme II adapters.
Outlines limitations specific to the BNX2 Linux driver.
Describes how to remove Linux drivers installed via RPM.
Shows default settings for the BNX2 driver.
Details running the bnx2id daemon for iSCSI connections.
Provides steps for installing the NetWare Server 6.5 driver.
Guides on installing the driver software for Windows.
Guides on integrating the monolithic driver into a WinPE 2.0 boot image.
Provides steps to edit the .inf file for manual speed/duplex configuration.
Provides an overview of BACS 3 and its capabilities.
Explains how to navigate and use the BACS 3 interface.
Guides on creating and editing teams using the BACS 3 Team Management.
Lists supported offload capabilities like TOE, iSCSI, LSO, and CO.
Provides steps to run a network test for IP connectivity verification.
Guides on manually running diagnostic tests on adapters.
Provides steps to connect and run a cable analysis test.
Guides on viewing and changing adapter properties in BACS 3.
Guides on creating teams using the Broadcom Teaming Wizard.
Explains how to create teams and configure VLANs using Expert Mode.
Describes the Smart Load Balance and Failover team type.
Provides steps to edit an existing team configuration.
Provides steps to configure LiveLink settings for probe targets.
Lists the operating systems that support BACSCLI.
Lists cable specifications for copper Ethernet connections.
Lists power requirements for different adapter models.
Provides FCC compliance information for Class B digital devices.
Provides CE compliance information for Class B devices.
Provides Industry Canada compliance for Class B digital apparatus.
Provides KCC compliance for Class B devices.
Details the command options for running diagnostic tests.
Describes the various diagnostic tests available.
Explains loopback tests for adapter hardware.
Provides a checklist for resolving adapter installation and running problems.
Discusses configuring single adapters on Hyper-V for Windows Server 2008/R2.
Details Hyper-V supported features for teamed network adapters.
Recommends uninstalling the driver before upgrading OS.
