amount of
•RstartCnt
•REC
Under some busy conditions, the receiving unit stalls and needs to be restarted. This counter tracks the number of times it needs to be restarted. RSC is a subset of REC. Most REC events restart normally, but the few that do not are REC events. This counter is intended for software development use only and may be disregarded by the end user. It is normal for this to be
•Checksum Good
This counter indicates the number of received packets that the hardware has verified, the checksum, and if the checksum is valid.
•Checksum Bad
This counter indicates the number of received packets that the hardware has verified, the checksum, and if the checksum is valid.
•Stalled Ints SW Resets
This counter indicates the number of times the driver issued a complete reset (to the driver and to the adapter) as a result of a stalled interrupt situation. A stalled interrupt situation is detected by the driver if there are no interrupts for a long time, and a SW interrupt issued by the driver fails to arrive.
•Carrier Loss PHY Resets
This counter indicates the number of times the driver reset the PHY as a result of carrier sense loss.
N1000 and N1000e custom counters
•Duplex Mode (1=Half, 2=Full)
This counter indicates the current link duplex configuration. A value of 1 indicates the adapter is configured to
•Line Speed (Mbps)
This counter displays the current line speed in Mbps.
•Configured Duplex Mode (0=Auto, 1=Half, 2=Full)
•Configured Speed (Mbps; 0=Auto)
•PCI Mode (0=PCI,
•Bus Clock Rate (Mhz) (0=Unavailable)
•Link Status (0=Up, 1=Down)
This counter describes the current link status of the adapter. A value of 0 indicates the link is up and a value of 1 indicates that the link is down. This counter exists in v1.12 or higher of the NetWare server driver.