Removing the Driver and Team Configuration, Reboot | 3Com 3C996B-T

Advanced Server Features

Removing the Driver and Team Configuration

To remove the RPM package, type:

rpm -e basplnx-{version}.386.rpm

To reboot the system, type:

reboot

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3Com 3C996B-T manual Removing the Driver and Team Configuration, Rpm -e basplnx-version.386.rpm, Reboot

Contents

3C996B-T and 3C996-SX Gigabit Server Network Interface Cards United States Government Legend Contents Contents Linux Driver Setup Unix SCO OpenServer Driver SetupSolaris Driver Setup Troubleshooting 10 3Com Management ProgramsKey Protocols and Interfaces Specifications Installing and Using the Managed PC Boot AgentTechnical Support Regulatory InformationPage Contents Advanced Server Features OverviewIntroduction Advanced Server Features for Windows Load BalanceIntroduction Advanced Server Features for Novell NetWare Advanced Server Features for Windows NTAdvanced Server Features Overview Nesl Compliance 3Com Management Programs Advanced Server Features for Linux Creating a Driver Disk Creating a Driver DiskPage System Requirements Installing and Connecting the NIC NetWare Installing and Connecting the NICLinux Solaris Safety Precautions Pre-Installation ChecklistSafety Precautions Installing the NIC Installing and Connecting the NIC Installing and Connecting the NIC Port Type Connector Media Maximum Distance Connecting the Network CablesEthernet NICs State Description Installation Installing and Using the 3Com Connection AssistantInstalling and Using the 3Com Connection Assistant System RequirementsPage Installing the Driver Software Windows XP Driver Setup Driver Installation Without Master Navigator Windows XP Driver SetupSelect Start/Control Panel/Network Connections Verifying Successful Installation Modifying Configuration ParametersVerifying Successful Installation Disable default Enable Installing Advanced Server Features Removing the Driver SoftwareRemoving the Driver Software Uninstalling Advanced Server Features Configuring Advanced Server FeaturesConfiguring Teaming Accessing the Advanced Server Features Driver Interface Configuring Advanced Server FeaturesCreating a Team and Assigning NICs Click Create Team Configuring VLANs Removing a NIC from a TeamDeleting a Team Advanced Server Control Suite Accessing the Adapter Vlan Configuration InterfaceAdding a Vlan Deleting a VlanPage Click Install NIC Drivers Click Install Win 2000 NIC Drivers Windows 2000 Driver Setup Windows 2000 Driver Setup Verifying Successful Installation Disable default Enable Removing the Driver Software Installing Advanced Server Features Configuring Advanced Server Features Configuring VLANs Accessing the Adapter Vlan Configuration Interface Click Configure Updating Mini-port Core DriversRight-clickMy Network Places and choose Properties Updating Mini-port Core Drivers Click RestorePage Click NIC Drivers Click Install NIC Driver Windows NT Driver Setup Windows NT Driver Setup Modifying Configuration Parameters Updating the Driver Software Click Update NIC Driver Installing Advanced Server Features Configuring Teaming Removing NICs from a Team Uninstalling Advanced Server Features Accessing the NIC Vlan Configuration Interface Advanced Server Control Suite Installing the Microsoft Loopback Adapter Driver Server/Domain Name Setting up Server Renaming Domain-2/SERVER-2 to DOMAIN-1/SERVER-2 Stopping the Net Logon Service on Server Right-clickNetwork Neighborhood and choose Properties Windows NT Driver Setup Pre-Installation Requirements Novell NetWare Driver SetupInstalling Novell NetWare Server Support Pack or NetWare OS Patch Files to be Installed Parameter Options Description Novell NetWare Driver Setup AUTO, 10FD Installing Novell NetWare Server Verifying or Modifying NIC Parameters Removing Drivers from Autoexec.ncf Removing Drivers from Autoexec.ncf Unload Basp Load Balance and Trunk Mode Selection Loading Frame TypesHot Standby Unload Slptcp Load Slptcp Additional Command Line Keywords Editing the AUTOEXEC.NCF FileAutoexec.ncf File Examples Novell NetWare Driver Setup Basp Bind BASP1V2EII B571VEII Basp Bind BASP1V2EII B572VEII Bind IP BASP1EII ADDR=172.16.210.1 MASK=255.255.0.0 Bind IP BASP1EII ADDR=x.x.x.x MASK=x.x.x.x Load BASP.LAN FRAME=ETHERNETII NAME=BASP1EII VSLOT=1 NIC Driver Configuration Parameters for Novell NetWare Installation Overview Linux Driver SetupInstalling the Source RPM Package Building the Driver From a TAR File Optional Parameters Linux Driver SetupPatching PCI Files Optional Unloading and Removing the Driver Advanced Server Features Advanced Server Features Installing the TAR Archive Installing Advanced Server FeaturesInstalling the RPM Package Rpm -i basplnx-version.src.rpm Configuring Teams Ifconfig sw0 172.16.10.10 upEtc/rc.d/init.d/basp start Commands Baspcfg Command Line Tool Startup Scripts Make modules Make modulesinstall Configuration ScriptsMake clean make bzImage Nice Patches Removing the Driver and Team Configuration RebootRpm -e basplnx-version.386.rpm Page Driver Installation Unix SCO OpenServer Driver SetupUnixWare 7 Driver Package Creation Unix and SCO OpenServer Driver Setup Installation DisketteSCO OpenServer Release 5 Driver MAC Address Custom or scoadmin Jumbo Frames and Other Advanced ParametersSCO OpenServer Release 5 Driver Page Driver Installation Solaris Driver SetupUninstalling the Driver Pkgadd -d BRCMbcme.pkg or Solaris Driver Setup Customizing the Driver ConfigurationForceSpeedDuplex FlowControl TxPacketDescCnt MaxJumboFrameSizeRxStdDescCnt RxJumboDescCnt RxCoalescingTicksDuringInt TxMaxCoalescedFramesTxCoalescingTicksDuringInt RxMaxCoalescedFramesDuringInt Ndd Command Configuring a NICNdd /dev/bcme ? Page Click Install 3Com Management Programs Installing the Management Programs3Com Management Programs Overview Initializing the Management Programs Removing the Management ProgramsVital Sign 10 3Com Management Programs Initializing the Management Programs Diagnostics Cable Analysis Creating a New Team Load Balance/Virtual LANs Adding a Vlan Restoring the Configuration Saving the ConfigurationLoad Balance/Virtual LAN Statistics General Custom Tab Ieee Troubleshooting Hardware DiagnosticsChecking Port LEDs Troubleshooting Checklist TroubleshootingChecking if Proper Drivers are Loaded Running Cable Analysis Running Cable AnalysisModule Size Cable Diagnostics Display Testing Network ConnectivityLength Select Start/Run Known Problems DOS Diagnostic FailuresDOS Diagnostic Failures Wake-on-Lan Make oldconfig CIM Key Protocols and Interfaces Key Protocols and Interfaces DMI Load Balancing NIC TeamingLink Aggregation 802.3ad Generic Link Aggregation Trunking VLANs Overview Failover TeamingVlan Support Adaptive Interrupt Frequency VLANs Overview Bit or 64-bit PCI Bus MasterAsic with Embedded Risc Processor Page Booting From the Network Installing and Using the Managed PC Boot AgentUsing the Boot ROM on the NIC to Boot from the Network BBS BIOS-Compatible PCs Installing and Using the Managed PC Boot Agent Enabling or Disabling the Boot ROM SettingNon-BBS BIOS-Compatible PCs Run b57util pxee devnum 10/100/1000 BASE-T Cable Specifications SpecificationsPerformance Specifications Physical Characteristics Environmental Specifications SpecificationsCondition Operating Specification Storage Specification 3Com KnowledgeBase Services Online Technical ServicesTechnical Support World Wide Web Site Support from 3Com Support from Your Network SupplierTechnical Support Country Telephone Number Asia Pacific Rim Returning Products for Repair Returning Products for Repair 112 FCC Class a Verification Statement Regulatory Information Model Description Regulatory Information Numerics Index Lacp Index LAN NIC