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Chapter 5
Setting Advanced Properties
The Windows Advanced Properties are accessible from the Advanced
Tab. For Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP systems, you access the
Advanced Tab through the System Properties Dialog Box. For the
Windows 2008 R2, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 Operating System
software, you access the Advanced Tab through the Device Manager.
In most cases, the default property values available on the Advanced Tab
are appropriate although you can change any of the available options to
meet the requirements of your system. You must have Administrator
privileges to modify the driver software. After the driver software has been
installed, you can use the following procedures to verify or change the
adapter’s advanced properties:
“802.1p QOS” on page 55
“Ethernet@Wirespeed™ (AT-2972/T2 only)” on page 57
“Flow Control” on page 58
“Jumbo Mtu” on page 59
“Interrupt Moderation” on page 60
“IPSec Offload” on page 61
“Large Send Offload Property” on page 63
“Network Address” on page 64
“Priority & VLAN” on page 65
“Receive Side Scaling” on page 66
“Speed & Duplex Mode” on page 67
“Checksum Offload” on page 68
“VLAN ID” on page 69
“Wake Up Capabilities” on page 70
“WOL Speed” on page 72
Note
After you upgrade the driver software, the Advanced Properties may
change.