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Transition

 

Networks

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

N

GXE

xx

02

 

User

 

Guide

 

33748

 

Rev.

 

A

 

https://www.transition.com/

 

Page

 

13

 

of

 

26

 

Feature

 

Descriptions

 

Windows’

 

Device

 

Manager

 

tabs

 

(I210

 

Gigabit

 

Fiber

 

Connection):

 

General,

 

Link

 

Speed,

 

Advanced,

 

Power

 

Management,

 

Teaming,

 

VLANs,

 

Boot

 

Options,

 

Driver,

 

Details,

 

Events.

 

Note

 

that

 

the

 

tabs

 

vary

 

by

 

OS.

 

Advanced

 

tab

 

properties:

 

Flow

 

Control,

 

Interrupt

 

Moderation,

 

IPv4

 

Checksum

 

Offload,

 

Jumbo

 

Packet,

 

Log

 

Status

 

Messages,

 

Max

 

IRQ

 

per

 

Sec,

 

Network

 

Address,

 

Receive

 

Buffers,

 

Speed

 

&

 

Duplex,

 

TCP

 

Checksum

 

Offload

 

(IPv4),

 

Transmit

 

Buffers,

 

UDP

 

Checksum

 

Offload

 

(IPv4),

 

and

 

Wake

Up

 

Capabilities.

 

Note

 

that

 

the

 

properties

 

vary

 

by

 

OS.

 

 

 

Wake On LAN (WOL) 

 

The

 

N

GXE

xx

02

 

NIC

 

supports

 

Full

 

Wake

on

LAN

 

(Advanced

 

Power

 

Management

 

(APM)

 

Support,

 

Advanced

 

Configuration

 

and

 

Power

 

Interface

 

(ACPI)

 

Specification

 

v2.0c,

 

and

 

Magic

 

Packet

 

Wake

up

 

enable)

.

 

The

 

N

GXE

xx

02

 

NIC

 

supports

 

Wake

on

LAN

 

(WOL)

 

Wake

 

from

 

sleep

 

(

S1

 

and

 

S3

).

  

Wake

on

LAN

 

(WOL)

 

is

 

a

 

hardware/software

 

solution

 

allowing

 

a

 

computer

 

to

 

be

 

woken

 

up

 

remotely.

 

Being

 

able

 

to

 

power

 

up

 

a

 

remote

 

computer

 

lets

 

an

 

administrator

 

perform

 

off

hours

 

maintenance

 

at

 

a

 

remote

 

site

 

without

 

having

 

to

 

send

 

a

 

technician.

 

Computers

 

with

 

ACPI

 

support

 

many

 

power

 

states.

 

Each

 

state

 

sets

 

a

 

different

 

level

 

of

 

power,

 

from

 

fully

 

powered

 

(S0)

 

up

 

to

 

completely

 

powered

 

down

 

(S5),

 

with

 

partial

 

levels

 

of

 

power

 

in

 

each

 

intermediate

 

state

 

(S1,

 

S3,

 

S4).

 

Below

 

is

 

a

 

summary

 

of

 

the

 

power

 

states:

 

 

S0

 ‐ 

On

 

and

 

fully

 

operational.

 

 

S1

 ‐ 

System

 

is

 

in

 

low

power

 

mode

 

(

Sleep

 

mode).

 

The

 

CPU

 

clock

 

stops,

 

but

 

RAM

 

powers

 

on

 

and

 

refreshes.

 

 

S3

 ‐ 

Suspend

 

to

 

RAM

 

(

Standby

 

mode).

 

Most

 

components

 

shut

 

down

 

except

 

RAM.

 

 

S4

 ‐ 

Suspend

 

to

 

disk

 

(

Hibernate

 

mode).

 

The

 

memory

 

contents

 

swap

 

to

 

the

 

disk

 

drive,

 

and

 

then

 

reload

 

into

 

RAM

 

when

 

the

 

system

 

wakes.

 

 

S5

 ‐ 

Power

 

off.

 

ACPI

 

aware

 

operating

 

systems

 

support

 

remote

 

wake

up

 

from

 

Standby

 

mode

 

(S3)

 

or

 

Hibernate

 

mode

 

(S4).

 

The

 

Intel

 

Support

 

article

 

Remote

 

Wake

 

up

 

Basics

 

for

 

Intel®

 

Ethernet

 

Products

 

describes

 

how

 

to

 

configure

 

remote

 

wake

 

up

 

on

 

your

 

computer.

 

See

 

also

 

the

 

Microsoft

 

article

 

"Wake

 

on

 

LAN"

 

(WOL)

 

behavior

 

in

 

Windows

 

8,

 

Windows

 

8.1

 

and

 

Windows

 

10.

 

Summary of Contents for N-GXE Series

Page 1: ...ailover support Supports IPv4 and IPv6 Supports TCP segmentation offload up to 256 Kb Contents Contents 1 Introduction 2 Ordering Information 2 Application Example 3 Installation 3 Package Contents 3...

Page 2: ...nd Wake on LAN the adapter provides enhanced performance flexible configuration and secure networking for users in a standard based environment An LED indicator on the bracket displays link status act...

Page 3: ...ystem Requirements PCI Express enabled computer system with available PCI Express slot Supported OS ACPI aware OS for support of remote wake up WOL The latest BIOS on your computer One open PCI Expres...

Page 4: ...ets 1 Ground yourself to dissipate any static charge 2 Remove the two screws securing the standard bracket to the back side of the NIC 3 Slide the standard bracket away from the NIC 4 Slide the low pr...

Page 5: ...g and disconnect the PC and then wait for 15 20 seconds before plugging the NIC into the PC When removing the NIC unplug the Ethernet cable before removing the PC cover To install the N GXE NIC do the...

Page 6: ...sconnect all cables before removing or installing an SFP module 3 Insert the SFP fully into the cage 4 Position the LC fiber cable at the SFP 5 Insert the LC fiber cable end completely into the SFP 6...

Page 7: ...Device Manager from the left window pane 3 In Device Manager under Network Adapters you should see the NIC listed as I210 Gigabit Fiber Connection 4 Optional at this point you can set up advanced fea...

Page 8: ...default when you install the device drivers Intel PROSet for Windows Device Manager is installed with the same process used to install drivers You must have administrator rights to install or use Inte...

Page 9: ...download directory 3 Click Install Drivers and Software and follow the instructions in the install wizard Intel R PROSet functionality is integrated with the Windows Device Manager To configure Intel...

Page 10: ...ip the driver to your computer e g for Windows 7 64 bit OS the driver should be unzipped in the C WINDOWS7 64 directory 3 Shut down the computer and then remove the N GXE NIC from the computer 4 Run W...

Page 11: ...er from the left window pane 3 In Device Manager under Network Adapters you should see the NIC listed as Intel I210 Gigabit Fiber Network Connection 4 Navigate to the required tab e g the Driver tab 5...

Page 12: ...gement APM Support o Advanced Configuration and Power Interface ACPI Specification v2 0c o Magic Packet Wake up enable Jumbo frames support up to 9014 bytes IPv4 and IPv6 o IPv4 checksum offloading TC...

Page 13: ...tware solution allowing a computer to be woken up remotely Being able to power up a remote computer lets an administrator perform off hours maintenance at a remote site without having to send a techni...

Page 14: ...s calculated by the NIC instead of the system CPU This reduces CPU load and can improve system performance in high traffic environments There is typically no need to disable checksum offload Fragmente...

Page 15: ...the VLAN may have a momentary loss of connectivity A VLAN cannot be removed if a virtual NIC is bound to it The VLANs tab includes Name column Displays the name assigned to the VLAN ID Column Displays...

Page 16: ...r optic transmitter power min 9 5 dBm max 4 0 dBm Fiber optic receiver sensitivity min 17 0 dBm max 17 0 dBm Link budget 8 0 dB N GXE LC 02 850 nm multimode Fiber optic transmitter power min 9 5 dBm m...

Page 17: ...XE xx 02 25C 1246 176 Bellcore7 V5 0 Hours N GXE xx 02 40C 658 260 Bellcore7 V5 0 Hours MTBF SFP N GXE SFP 02 25C 1246 176 Bellcore7 V5 0 Hours N GXE SFP 02 40C 658 260 Bellcore7 V5 0 Hours Warranty L...

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Page 20: ...OK Off link fail Flash link OK activity Green Full duplex Yellow Half duplex L A Link Activity SFP Version On Communication link Off Link Fail Flash Link OK and Activity Green 1 Gbps Yellow 100 Mbps I...

Page 21: ...hat is slowing down your system Processor and memory Check your performance monitoring programs and see if traffic is being affected by your processor speed available memory or other processes Transmi...

Page 22: ...her slot 8 Use the troubleshooting procedures in the computer s user guide 9 Use the troubleshooting procedures on the PXE Boot Loader webpage as required 10 Use the troubleshooting procedures on the...

Page 23: ...______________ PC s Icon Tray indication ________________________________________________________________ Connected Device s ___________________________________________________________________ Cable t...

Page 24: ...Device Label Contact Us Technical Support Technical support is available 24 hours a day US and Canada 1 800 260 1312 International 00 1 952 941 7600 Main Office tel 1 952 941 7600 toll free 1 800 526...

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