TOPIC
    about_IntelEthernetCmdlets

SHORT DESCRIPTION
    Describes how to use the IntelEthernetCmdlets module to get information, 
    configure settings, or debug issues on supported Intel(R) Ethernet devices.

LONG DESCRIPTION

    The IntelEthernetCmdlets module contains cmdlets that allow you to get information
    or configure settings on Intel(R) Ethernet devices in the system. On devices that 
    support firmware logging, you can configure and generate logs to help debug issues.  

    Not all hardware and operating systems support all cmdlets. Firmware logging 
    is not supported on Intel(R) Ethernet 700 Series devices.

    NOTE: Online help (get-help -online) is not supported.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

    - Microsoft* Windows* PowerShell* version 5.1 or later
    - .NET version 3.5 or later

    Prior to using IntelEthernetCmdlets, you must install the base drivers. 
    See the Intel(R) Ethernet Adapters and Devices User Guide for details how
    to install drivers.


ETHERNET CMDLETS

    Get-IntelEthernet
        The Get-IntelEthernet cmdlet displays basic information about Intel 
        Ethernet devices in the system.

    Get-IntelEthernetSetting
        The Get-IntelEthernetSetting cmdlet displays all the supported settings
        for Intel Ethernet devices present in the system.

    Set-IntelEthernetSetting
        The Set-IntelEthernetSetting cmdlet configures settings for Intel
        Ethernet devices.

    Invoke-IntelEthernetIdentifyPort
        The Invoke-IntelEthernetIdentifyPort cmdlet blinks the LED on the 
        specified port of an Intel Ethernet device for a defined number of seconds.

ETHERNET DEBUG CMDLETS

    Register-IntelEthernetRDMACounterSet
        The Register-IntelEthernetRDMACounterSet cmdlet registers the RDMA
        statistics counters for the specific device with perfmon. You can also
        use this cmdlet to re-register the counters.

    Unregister-IntelEthernetRDMACounterSet
        The Unregister-IntelEthernetRDMACounterSet cmdlet unregisters the RDMA
        statistics counters from perfmon.

FIRMWARE LOGGING AND DEBUG CMDLETS

    Get-IntelEthernetLogConfig
        The Get-IntelEthernetLogConfig cmdlet allows you to display the configuration 
        of logs for supported categories of events on Intel Ethernet devices.

    Set-IntelEthernetLogConfig
        The Set-IntelEthernetLogConfig cmdlet allows you to set the level 
        for log messages for supported categories (called "modules") of events
        on Intel Ethernet devices.

    Start-IntelEthernetLog
        The Start-IntelEthernetLog starts collecting driver logs for Intel 
        Ethernet devices that support firmware logging.

    Stop-IntelEthernetLog
        The Stop-IntelEthernetLog stops the driver log started by the 
        Start-IntelEthernetLog cmdlet.

    Disable-IntelEthernetLogConfig
        The Disable-IntelEthernetLogConfig cmdlet disables driver logging 
        for all categories of events on supported Intel Ethernet devices, 
        by setting log levels to Disabled. 

    Reset-IntelEthernetLogConfig
        The Reset-IntelEthernetLogConfig cmdlet resets all modules for a 
        device to the driver's default log levels, for Intel Ethernet 
        devices that support logging.

    Write-IntelEthernetDebugDump
        The Write-IntelEthernetDebugDump cmdlet writes the results of a 
        debug dump to a file, for a supported Intel Ethernet device.

SEE ALSO

    Get-IntelEthernet
    Get-IntelEthernetSetting
    Set-IntelEthernetSetting
    Register-IntelEthernetRDMACounterSet
    Unregister-IntelEthernetRDMACounterSet
    Invoke-IntelEthernetIdentifyPort
    Get-IntelEthernetLogConfig
    Set-IntelEthernetLogConfig
    Start-IntelEthernetLog
    Stop-IntelEthernetLog
    Disable-IntelEthernetLogConfig
    Reset-IntelEthernetLogConfig
    Write-IntelEthernetDebugDump