Checking ethernet link statistics using transponder and burst in mac.js =============================================================================== 1. Requirements --------------- mac.js is JavaScript files that require this NVIDIA MODS diagnostic tool to run. 2. Test Setup ------------- This test requires two hosts with NVIDIA nForce integrated chipsets. It supports only the NVIDIA ethernet port or the integrated NvEthernet port on any NForceX systems. One such ethernet port on one of the hosts is connected to one such ethernet port on the other host using a cross cable. One host acts as the system under test running BurstTest (an external loopback test), and the other host acts as a transponder echoing the incoming packets. Upon completion of the test, transmission and reception statistics are available on each of the hosts. 3. Test Sequence ---------------- - Start transponder software on transponder host. - Run BurstTest on system under test. Statistics will be written to MODS.LOG on the system under test. - Quit transponder on transponder host by pressing a key. Statistics will be written to MODS.LOG on the transponder host. 4. Running the Transponder -------------------------- Run 'mods mac.js -trnspndr [args]' at the command line. One or more of the following command line arguments can be substituted for [args]: -mii MII phy. -rgmii RGMII phy (default). -10mbps Force link speed to 10Mbps. -100mbps Force link speed to 100Mbps. -1000mbps Force link speed to 1000Mbps. -jumboframe 9000 bytes frame is used. -verbose Display detailed information. -slave Use the Mac on Slave Chip(only good for 2P). -? Print Help Message Examples: mods mac.js -trnspndr -mii -100mbps -verbose Run the transponder on the NVIDIA MAC with MII phy. Display detailed statistics. mods mac.js -trnspndr -rgmii -1000mbps -jumboframe Run the transponder with RGMII 1000Mbps and jumbo frame. Display detailed statistics. 5. Running the BurstTest ------------------------ Run 'mods mac.js -burst count [args]' at the command line. One or more of the following command line arguments can be substituted for [args]: -mii MII phy. -rgmii RGMII phy (default). -10mbps Force link speed to 10Mbps. -100mbps Force link speed to 100Mbps. -1000mbps Force link speed to 1000Mbps. -jumboframe 9000 bytes frame is used. -verbose Display detailed information. -slave Use the Mac on Slave Chip(only good for 2P). -? Print Help Message Examples: mods mac.js -burst 2 -rgmii -1000mbps -jumboframe -verbose Run the burst test on the NVIDIA MAC with RGMII phy. Speed of 1000mbps is enforced. Display detailed statistics. mods mac.js -burst 1 -mii -10mbps Run the burst test on the NVIDIA mac with MII phy at 10Mbps 6. Data Analysis ---------------- The statistics log on the system under test shows the transmission statistics for transmitted packets as well as the reception statistics for packets returned by the transponder. The statistics log on the transponder shows the reception statistics for the packets received from the system under test as well as the transmission statistics for the packets transmitted by the transponder. For a UNIDIRECTIONAL CABLE LENGTH TEST, one would examine the statistics for the link from the system under test to the transponder. This includes the transmission statistics of the system under test and the reception statistics of the transponder. 7. Troubleshooting ------------------ Q: I keep getting link errors even though both the system under test and the transponder host are known to be good. A: Make sure that the link parameters match on both systems. One of the linkspeed -10mbps, -100mpbs -1000bps has to be specified . If the speed doesn't match from both host, the error might show.Download Driver Pack
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