Broadcom NetXtreme Ethernet Adapter • Diagnostic User’s Guide
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• $::nx1(FW_TYPE) – the type of the firmware residing in the selected device (e.g. “BC”,
“HWSB” , “SB” or “SBII”)
• $::nx1(FW_VER) – the version of the firmware residing in the selected device (e.g.
“1.36”)
• $::nx1(IRQ) – the IRQ number for the selected device (e.g. 10)
• $::nx1(MAC_ADDR) – the MAC address of the selected device (e.g. “001018010B23”)
• $::nx1(MAX_SPEED) – the maximum data rate of the selected device (e.g. 1000)
• $::nx1(MBA) – an indicator of whether or not MBA is installed and enabled on the
selected device (e.g. 1 enabled)
• $::nx1(MBA_SPEED) – the speed of MBA (e.g. “auto”, “10 HD”, etc.)
• $::nx1(MBA_VER) – the version of MBA image installed on the device (e.g. “1.1.2”).
• $::nx1(NVM_SIZE) – the flash size on the selected device (e.g. 135168).
• $::nx1(NVM_TYPE) – the type of flash on the selected device (e.g. BUFFERED).
• $::nx1(BOARD) – the board number of the selected device (e.g. 5718)
• $::nx1(PHY_TYPE) – the PHY medium type of the device (e.g. “COPPER”,
“SERDES”)
• $::nx1(PORT) – indicates the port index of the multi-port device (e.g. 0 port 0, 1
port 1, 2 port 2, 3 port 3)
• $::nx1(PORT_CNT) – the number of ports of the selected device (e.g. 2)
• $::nx1(SSID) – the PCI subsystem ID of the device (e.g. 0x164a)
• $::nx1(SVID) – the PCI subsystem vendor ID of the device (e.g. 0x14e4)
• $::nx1(VID) – the PCI vendor ID of the device (e.g. 0x14e4)
• $::nx1(DID) – the PCI device ID (e.g. 0x16B4)
• $::nx1(TOTAL_DEV) – total number of NX1 devices (e.g. 3)
• $::nx1(MFW) – an indicator of whether management firmware is installed and enabled
on the selected device (e.g. 1 enabled).
• $::nx1(ASF_VER) – the version of the IPMI firmware residing in the selected device
(e.g. “7.1.2”)
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