Ethernet Support Guide for HP-UX 11i v3

3.3 Displaying Ethernet parameters
You can use the nwmgr command to display Ethernet parameter settings. By default, the information
is displayed in human-readable form. You can also display the information in script-friendly parsable
form by specifying the - -sc or - -script option. Output examples in this document show
the human-readable form.
To display the default configuration for all parameters of a specific device port:
1. Remove the device configuration file.
2. Reboot the system.
3. Use the following command to display the default settings for the port or function identified
by PPA (for example, for port 1, specify lan1):
nwmgr -g -A all -c lanPPA
Use the following options to display parameter options:
-g (or --get) Displays the system configuration information, component parameter
(attribute) information, and subsystem-specific information such as
statistics. (In nwmgr terminology, a subsystem is an interface driver,
such as iexgbe or gelan.) You can use this option to display the
current (runtime), saved (across reboots), and default configuration.
-c (or --class) An option to limits the scope of the display to a specific class or
object, such as to a specific port (for example, -c lan2).
-A (or --attribute Displays the parameter or attribute associated with the specified
target. For example, -A all displays information about all
parameters, while -A speed displays information specifically about
the speed parameter.
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