Multifunction Statistics tab

The Multifunction Adapter Properties statistics are read-only and reflect activity on the adapter since it was last initialized. To display the Statistics tab, complete the following:

1. On the Ethernet Devices tab or iSCSI Devices tab select a Multifunction Server Adapter.
2. Click Properties. The Multifunction Adapter Properties window displays.
3. Select the Statistics tab.
   • Ethernet controls are not available for FlexNIC-enabled adapters.
   • The Ethernet Statistics list varies based on the adapter that you selected. See the content below for available iSCSI statistics.

     

Ethernet Statistics:

• Current Speed/Duplex. Displays the current speed and duplex setting at which the selected adapter is running.
• Current Throughput. The rate at which data was transmitted or received on the adapter in the last second.
• Total Frames Transmitted. The number of unicast, multicast, and broadcast packets that have been transmitted by the adapter without errors.
• Total Frames Received. The number of unicast, multicast, and broadcast packets that have been received by the adapter without errors.
• Total Bytes Transmitted. The total number of bytes that have been transmitted by the adapter without errors.
• Total Bytes Received. The total number of bytes that have been received by the adapter without errors.
• Transmit Errors. The number of frames that the adapter failed to transmit.
• Receive Errors. The number of frames that the adapter received but failed to indicate to the protocols due to errors.
• CRC Errors. The number of frames received with cyclic redundancy check (CRC) or frame check sequence (FCS) error.

The following statistics are available for an HP NC-Series Broadcom Multifunction Server Adapter when iSCSI is enabled:

iSCSI Statistics:

• Peak Connections. Shows the highest count of iSCSI connections that could not be offloaded.
• Current Connections. Shows the current count of iSCSI connections that could not be offloaded.
• Total Bytes Transmitted. Total bytes sent in iSCSI headers and payload.
• Total Bytes Received. Total bytes received in iSCSI headers and payload.

Controls:

• Reset. Resets statistics at the miniport/hardware level.
• Advanced. Displays the Advanced Adapter Statistics window.
• OK. Saves your settings and returns to the Ethernet Devices tab.
• Cancel. Closes the window without saving your settings and returns to the Ethernet Devices tab.
• Help. Launches the context-sensitive NCU Help file.