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User Guide NetXtreme II
September 2013
Broadcom Corporation
Document INGSRVT78-CDUM100-R Wake On LAN Power Requirements Page 295
WAKE ON LAN POWER REQUIREMENTS
The tables below show the Wake On LAN power requirements for 1G adapters.
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS
Table 10: BCM5708C Wake On LAN Power Requirements (Nominal Conditions)
100 Mbit Link 10 Mbit Link
NIC 3.3V Current (mA) NIC Power (W) NIC 3.3V Current (mA) NIC Power (W)
236 0.78 150 0.5
Table 11: BCM5709C and BCM5716 Wake On LAN Power Requirements (Nominal Conditions)
100 Mbit Link 10 Mbit Link
NIC 3.3V Current (mA) NIC Power (W) NIC 3.3V Current (mA) NIC Power (W)
00.87 00.85
Table 12: BCM5708 Environmental Specifications
Condition Operating Specification Storage Specification
Temperature 0°C to 55°C (+32°F to +131°F) –40°C to +85°C (–40°F to +185°F)
Relative humidity 5% to 85% (noncondensing)
40°C, 16 hour dwells at extremes
5% to 95% (noncondensing)
10°C/hour
Altitude Up to 10,000 ft. Up to 35,000 ft.
Shock 10g, 1/2 sine wave, 11 ms 60g, 1/2 sine wave, 11 ms
Vibration, peak to peak displacement 0.005 in. max (5 Hz to 32 Hz) 0.1 in. max (5 Hz to 17 Hz)
Vibration, peak acceleration 0.25g (5 Hz to 500 Hz)
(Sweep Rate = 1 octave/min.)
0.25g (5 Hz to 500 Hz)
(Sweep Rate = 1 octave/min.)
Table 13: BCM5709 and BCM5716 Environmental Specifications
Parameter Condition
Operating Temperature 0°C to 55°C
Air Flow Requirement (LFM) 0
Storage Temperature –40°C to +65°C
Storage Humidity 5% to 95% condensing
Vibration and Shock IEC 68, FCC Part 68.302, NSTA, 1A
Electrostatic/Electromagnetic Susceptibility EN 61000-4-2, EN 55024
- Broadcom NetXtreme II 1
- Network Adapter User 1
- FEATURES 4
- TCP OFFLOAD ENGINE (TOE) 5
- FIBRE CHANNEL OVER ETHERNET 6
- POWER MANAGEMENT 6
- ADAPTIVE INTERRUPT FREQUENCY 6
- LINK AGGREGATION (802.3AD) 10
- OF TEAMS 11
- SLB (AUTO-FALLBACK DISABLE) 11
- GLOSSARY 14
- TEAMING CONCEPTS 16
- SOFTWARE COMPONENTS 20
- HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS 22
- TEAMING SUPPORT BY PROCESSOR 23
- CONFIGURING TEAMING 23
- SELECTING A TEAM TYPE 25
- TEAMING MECHANISMS 26
- TYPES OF TEAMS 29
- WAKE ON LAN 37
- PREBOOT EXECUTION ENVIRONMENT 37
- ENERAL NETWORK CONSIDERATIONS 38
- SPANNING TREE ALGORITHM 42
- LAYER 3 ROUTING/SWITCHING 43
- TEAMING WITH MICROSOFT NLB 44
- APPLICATION CONSIDERATIONS 45
- TEAMING AND NETWORK BACKUP 49
- TEAMING CONFIGURATION TIPS 52
- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 53
- PPENDIX A: EVENT LOG MESSAGES 56
- VIRTUAL BUS DRIVER (VBD) 61
- ADDING VLANS TO TEAMS 65
- BASP SUBAGENT 68
- BASP EXTENSIBLE-AGENT 69
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 71
- PREINSTALLATION CHECKLIST 72
- NSTALLATION OF THE ADD-IN NIC 73
- ENABLING THE MBA DRIVER 76
- CONFIGURING THE MBA DRIVER 76
- SETTING UP THE BIOS 78
- RED HAT LINUX PXE SERVER 78
- MS-DOS UNDI/INTEL APITEST 78
- SCSI BOOT SETUP 80
- TROUBLESHOOTING ISCSI BOOT 96
- SCSI CRASH DUMP 98
- CONFIGURING ISCSI OFFLOAD 99
- NetXtreme II User Guide 100
- User Guide NetXtreme II 101
- SCSI OFFLOAD FAQS 107
- EVENT LOG MESSAGES 108
- OFFLOAD ISCSI (OIS) DRIVER 108
- NetXtreme II 111
- Network Adapter User Guide 111
- INSTALLATION TASKS 112
- DETAILED PROCEDURES 114
- WS-MAN—WINDOWS CLIENT 121
- WMI—WINDOWS 129
- APPLICATIONS 131
- INSTALLING ON A LINUX SYSTEM 133
- Network Adapter User Guide 135
- SING KEYWORDS FOR THE DRIVERS 140
- INTRODUCTION 143
- LIMITATIONS 144
- PACKAGING 145
- INSTALLING THE KMP PACKAGE 148
- UNINSTALLING BACS 151
- PATCHING PCI FILES (OPTIONAL) 152
- NETWORK INSTALLATIONS 152
- 2X DRIVER 153
- 2I DRIVER 155
- DRIVER DEFAULTS 157
- DRIVER MESSAGES 158
- 2 AND BNX2X DRIVER 159
- TEAMING WITH CHANNEL BONDING 161
- STATISTICS 162
- LINUX ISCSI OFFLOAD 163
- LINUX ISCSI OFFLOAD FAQ 164
- INSTALLING THE DRIVER 168
- UPGRADING THE DRIVER 168
- UNINSTALLING DRIVER 168
- CONFIGURING THE DRIVER 169
- MEMORY USAGE 169
- INTERRUPT MANAGEMENT 171
- FCOE SUPPORT 172
- DRIVER PARAMETERS 176
- UNLOADING AND REMOVING DRIVER 178
- ENABLING FCOE 181
- INSTALLATION CHECK 181
- USING SILENT INSTALLATION 184
- REMOVING THE DEVICE DRIVERS 185
- WINPE 2.0 187
- WINPE 3.1 188
- ONOLITHIC DRIVER 189
- FCOE BOOT FROM SAN 198
- ONE-TIME DISABLED 203
- LINUX FCOE BOOT INSTALLATION 207
- CONFIGURING FCOE 225
- DCB CAPABILITIES 228
- CONFIGURING DCB 229
- DCB CONDITIONS 229
- SR-IOV: Broadcom NetXtreme II 231
- Network 231
- Adapter User Guide 231
- SR-IOV AND JUMBO PACKETS 232
- BACS INTERFACE 235
- EXPLORER VIEW PANE 236
- CONTEXT VIEW SELECTOR 236
- CONTEXT VIEW PANE 236
- MENU BAR 237
- DESCRIPTION PANE 238
- CONNECTING TO A HOST 240
- MANAGING THE HOST 241
- MANAGING THE NETWORK ADAPTER 242
- VIEWING HARDWARE INFORMATION 244
- VIEWING VITAL SIGNS 246
- TESTING THE NETWORK 249
- ANALYZING CABLES IN WINDOWS 252
- MANAGING THE LAN DEVICE 254
- CONFIGURING THE NDIS DRIVER 256
- VIEWING RESOURCE INFORMATION 261
- VIEWING STATISTICS 262
- VIEWING LICENSES 266
- TEAM TYPES 268
- LIVELINK 269
- USING EXPERT MODE 283
- VIEWING BASP STATISTICS 290
- TROUBLESHOOTING BACS 291
- INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS 293
- NIC PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS 294
- NIC POWER REQUIREMENTS 294
- ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS 295
- FCC, CLASS A 297
- VCCI NOTICE 298
- CE NOTICE 299
- INDUSTRY CANADA, CLASS B 305
- INDUSTRY CANADA, CLASS A 305
- INDUSTRY CANADA, CLASSE B 306
- INDUSTRY CANADA, CLASSE A 306
- OREA ONLY) 307
- A CLASS DEVICE 308
- PERFORMING DIAGNOSTICS 310
- DIAGNOSTIC TEST DESCRIPTIONS 314
- TROUBLESHOOTING CHECKLIST 318
- RUNNING A CABLE LENGTH TEST 320
- TESTING NETWORK CONNECTIVITY 320
- SINGLE NETWORK ADAPTER 322
- TEAMED NETWORK ADAPTERS 323
- BROADCOM BOOT AGENT 325
- MISCELLANEOUS 329
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