AIX study--aix NIC Configuration management (Ent0, En0, et0)
1. Check the AIX system card information:
[[email protected]/] #lsdev |grep et
En0 Available 1l-08 standard Ethernet network Interfaceen1 Available 14-08 standard Ethernet Network Interfaceen2 Defined 1d-08 standard Ethernet Network Interfaceent0 Available 1l-08 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1410FF01) ent1 Available 14-08 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1410ff01) ent2 A vailable 1d-08 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1410ff01) et0 Defined 1l-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interfaceet1 Defined 14-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interfaceet2 Defined 1d-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface
From This we can see:
Ent1 is the device name of the physical NIC, En0 or ET0 is the network interface name (logically), Enx (x is a number, representing the first few network cards) is a standard Ethernet interface, Et0 is an IEEE 802.3 Ethernet interface.
En0 is Ethernet II protocal interface
Et0 is 802.3 protocal interface
ent0 is hardware device INTERFACE
2. Check the NIC properties:
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[[email protected]/] #lsattr-el en0alias4 IPv4 Alias including Subnet Mask TRUEALIAS6 IPv6 Alias including Prefix Length truearp on Address Resolution Protoc OL (ARP) trueauthority Authorized Users truebroadcast Broadcast Address TRUEMTU Maximum IP Packet Size for this Device T Ruenetaddr 192.168.8.211 internet Address Truenetaddr6 IPv6 Internet Ad Dress Truenetmask 255.255.255.0 Subnet Mask Trueprefixlen Prefix Length for IPv6 Internet Address trueremmtu 576 Maximum IP Packet Size for REMOTE N Etworks Truerfc1323 enable/disable TCP RFC 1323 Window Scaling truesecurity None Securit Y level Truestate up Interface Status Truetcp_mssdflt Set TCP Maximum Segment Size truetcp_nodelay enable/disable tcp_nodelay Option truetcp _recvspace set socket buffer Space for receiving truetcp_sendspace set socket buffer Spac E for sending True
[[email protected]/] #lsattr-el et0alias4 IPv4 Alias including Subnet Mask TRUEALIAS6 IPv6 Alias including Prefix Length truearp on Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Trueautho Rity Authorized Users truebroadcast broadcast Address TRUEMTU 1492 Maximum IP Packet Size for this Device truenetaddr Internet Address TRUENETADDR6 IPv6 Internet Address truenetmask Subnet Mask Trueprefixlen Prefix Length for IPv6 Internet Address trueremmtu 576 Maximum IP P Acket Size for REMOTE Networks Truerfc1323 enable/disable TCP RFC 1323 Window Scaling truesecurity None Se Curity level truestate to current Interface Status Truetcp_mssdflt Set TCP MaximumSegment Size truetcp_nodelay enable/disable tcp_nodelay Option truetcp_recvspace Set so Cket buffer space for receiving truetcp_sendspace Set Socket buffer space for sending True
[[email protected]/] #lsattr-el ent0alt_addr 0x000000000000 Alternate Ethernet Address T Ruebusintr Interrupt level Falsebusmem 0xc8030000 Bu s memory address falsechksum_offload Yes Enable hardware transmit and receive Che Cksum trueintr_priority 3 Interrupt Priority Falseipsec_offload No IPsec Offload truelarge_send Yes Enable TCP Large send Offload Truemedia_speed auto_negotiation Media Speed Truepoll_link No Enable link Polling truepoll_link_timer interval for link Pollin G Truerom_mem 0xc8000000 ROM memory address Falserx_hog 1 RX DESCRIptors per RX Interrupt truerxbuf_pool_sz 1024x768 Receive Buffer pool Size T RUERXDESC_QUE_SZ RX Descriptor Queue Size Trueslih_hog Int Errupt Events per Interrupt truetx_preload 1520 TX preload Value TRUETX_QUE_SZ 8192 software TX Queue Size TRUETXDESC_QUE_SZ 512 TX descriptor Queue Size trueuse_alt_addr no Enable Alternate Ethernet Address True[[email protected]/]#
3. Check the network card configuration:
[[email protected]/] #lscfg-VPL En0[[email protected]/] #lscfg-VPL Et0[[email protected]/] #lscfg-VPL ent0 ent0
u0.1-p1/e2 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1410FF01) 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II: Network addres S ..... ..... 000255cf1406 ROM level. ( alterable) .... SCU015 Product Specific. ( Z0) .... A5204205 Hardware Location Code ... U0.1-p1/e2 PLATFORM specific Name: Ethernet Node: [email protected] Device Type: Network Physical Location:u0.1-p1/e2
Physical Locationlocation to determine if the NIC is plugged into the PCI interface
[[email protected]/] #lsslot-C PCI
# Slot Description Device (s)
U0.1-p2-i1 pci-x capable, + bit, 133MHz slot Empty
U0.1-p2-i2 pci-x capable, + bit, 133MHz slot Empty
U0.1-p2-i3 pci-x capable, 133MHz slot FCS0
U0.1-p2-i4 pci-x capable, + bit, 133MHz slot Empty
U0.1-p2-i5 pci-x capable, 133MHz slot Ent2
U0.1-p2-i6 pci-x capable, + bit, 133MHz slot Empty
[[email protected]/] #lscfg-VPL Ent2
Ent2 u0.1-p2-i5/e1 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1410ff01)
10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II:
Part number ........ ..... 09p5023
FRU number ....... ....... 09p5023
EC level ........ ....... h10971a
Manufacture ID ..... ..... YL1021
The Network Address ...... 000255af8dad
ROM level. (alterable) .... SCU004
Product Specific. (Z0) .... A5204205
Hardware Location Code ... U0.1-p2-i5/e1
As ---can see, ent2 is plugged into a PCI slot.
Physical devices and logical devices
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2 A logical device is the interface that a user or application accesses a physical device, and a user or application accesses a physical device through a logical device.
3 and in many cases One physical device will correspond to multiple logical devices
To View physical devices:[[email protected"/] #lsdev-CC adapter
ent0 available 1l-08 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1410ff01)
ent1 available 14-08 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1410ff01)
ent2 available 1d-08 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter II (1 410FF01)
fcs0 available 1n-08  FC Adapter
View logical devices:
[[email protected]/] #lsdev-CC if
En0 Available 1l-08 Standard Ethernet Network Interface
EN1 Available 14-08 Standard Ethernet Network Interface
EN2 Defined 1d-08 Standard Ethernet Network Interface
Et0 Defined 1l-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface
Et1 Defined 14-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface
Et2 Defined 1d-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface
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AIX study--aix NIC Configuration management (Ent0, En0, Et0)