SUMMARY: making sense of ndd parameters

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To The Group,

Thanks to Phil Scarr and Mark Mellman for their responses.

"The information ndd returns is driver specific. If you know your driver
type (le, hme, qme, etc.) you can consult the hardware docs at
docs.sun.com and there will be a complete list of parameters and
explanations."

        -Phil

        "Check out:
        http://www.rvs.uni-hannover.de/people/voeckler/tune/EN/tune.html"

Hope this helps,
Mark Mellman

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Thanks for the response
From: <Mark_Conroy@em.fcnbd.com> AT INTERNET on 02/05/99 11:24 AM
To:   sun-managers@sunmanagers.ececs.uc.edu AT INTERNET@ccmail
cc:    (bcc: Mark Conroy/IL/CDN)
Subject:  making sense of ndd parameters
Question for the group,
I am running Solaris 2.6 and I need to find a resource for making sense of
the ndd parameters (a display of ndd /dev/tcp returns about 60 parameters,
and whether or not they are read only or read/write.
Does anyone know of a good resource for determining what each parameter
does(some are intutive but others are not) and what ranges can be set to
improve performance.  I don not have a specific problem, and I am not
planning, at this time, on changing any of them - this is more a search for
information.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Conroy

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