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The output will display information about the network adapters currently installed in the system, as follows:

Name

Mtu

Network

Address

Ipkts

Ierrs

Opkts

Oerrs

Coll

xg1

1500

10.50.1

system.name

0

0

1

0

0

2.To bring down the adapter, enter the following command, where N is the number of the adapter:

ifconfig xgN down

3.To change the MTU size of the 10-Gbit Ethernet adapter, enter the following command, where Nis the number of the adapter:

ifconfig xgN mtu 9600

4.To restart the adapter, enter the following: ifconfig xgN up

5.Enter the following command to verify that the MTU size has been changed:

netstat -i

The output should look similar to the following:

Name

Mtu

Network

Address

Ipkts

Ierrs

Opkts

Oerrs

Coll

xg1

9600

10.50.1

system.name

0

0

3

0

0

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Contents SGI 10-Gigabit Ethernet Network Adapter User’s Guide Contributors TUV Page New Features Page Version Description Record of RevisionPage Contents Glossary Index Audience About this GuideImportant Information Related Publications Scope of this GuideConventions Obtaining PublicationsUser input Reader Comments Product SupportSGI Chapter Cabling FeaturesTools Configuration LimitsPage Connecting the Adapter to a Network Connecting the Adapter to a Network 2Release 2 Card Fibre Optic Connections Page Operating the Adapter Using LEDs to Determine FunctionalityVerifying Functionality Link Verifying Adapter RecognitionLinux Adapter Recognition Verification Enabling the Adapter Verifying that the Adapter is Properly Configured and EnabledLinux Adapter Configuration Verification Resetting the AdapterLinux Configuration MTU Size SettingsConfiguration Irix ConfigurationOutput should look similar to the following Page Irix Performance Tuning Performance TuningJumbo Frames and Irix Read/Write Size and Irix Multibuffer Mode and IrixSocket Buffer Size and Irix Read/Write Size and SGI ProPack SGI ProPack Performance TuningSocket Read and Write Buffer Sizes for SGI ProPack Jumbo Frames and SGI ProPackPerformance Tuning CD-ROM CD GlossaryTCP/IP Index Index Xgcmd diagnostic tool