Intel® Ethernet Adapters and Devices User Guide
| ID | Date | Version | Classification |
|---|---|---|---|
| 705831 | 08/26/2024 | Public |
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Device Features
Adapter Teaming
Adaptive Inter-Frame Spacing
Data Center Bridging (DCB)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) Coalescing
Dynamic Device Personalization (DDP)
Firmware
Firmware Link Layer Discovery Protocol (FW-LLDP)
Flow Control
Forward Error Correction (FEC) Mode
Gigabit PHY Mode
Intel® Ethernet Flow Director
Interrupt Moderation Rate
Jumbo Frames
Link State on Interface Down
Locally Administered Address
Log Link State Event
Low Latency Interrupts
Malicious Driver Detection (MDD) for VFs
Max Number of RSS Queues Per Vport
Offloads
Performance Options
Power Options
Priority and VLAN Tagging
Quality of Service
Receive Buffers
Receive Side Scaling
Remote Boot
Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Accessing Remote NVM Express* Drives Using RDMA
Setting Speed and Duplex
Thermal Monitoring
Timestamps
Transmit Buffers
UEFI Network Device Drivers
VF Loopback Pacing
Virtualization Support
Virtual LANs (VLANs)
Wait for Link
Tools & Apps
Installing and Uninstalling Intel® Network Connection Tools
Intel® Ethernet Flash Firmware Utility
Intel® Dynamic Device Personalization Tool
Intel® DIAGS
Ethernet Port Configuration Tool (EPCT)
Intel® Ethernet NVM Update Tool
NVM Update Reference Application (NVM URA) for Intel® Ethernet
NVM Update Package
About Intel® PROSet
About Intel® PROSet
About Intel® Ethernet Cmdlets
Compatibility Notes for Intel® Ethernet Cmdlets and Intel® PROSet
Installing Intel® Ethernet Cmdlets
Installing Intel® PROSet
Configuring Features with Windows PowerShell*
Configuring Features with Intel® PROSet Adapter Configuration Utility (Intel® PROSet ACU)
Configuring Features with Intel® PROSet for Windows* Device Manager
Changing Intel® Ethernet Settings Under Windows Server* Core
Diagnostics in Intel® PROSet
Diagnostics in Intel® Ethernet Cmdlets
PF Message Queue Overflow
The device driver can detect some types of anomalous behavior. When it does, it will log the VF MAC address and associated PF MAC address. Using this information, you can check the virtual machine (VM) that is using the VF MAC address to ensure that the VM is operating correctly.