Ethernet Object Identifiers (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The following table shows the ethernet objects with a description of the purpose of each.
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This object specifies address the NIC is currently using. |
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A protocol can use this object to determine features supported by the underlying driver, which could be emulating Ethernet. |
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This object specifies the maximum number of multicast addresses the NIC driver can manage. |
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This object specifies the multicast address list on the NIC enabled for packet reception. |
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This object specifies the permanent station address of the NIC. |
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This object specifies the number of frames received with alignment errors. |
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This object specifies the number of frames not received due to overrun errors on the NIC. |
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This object specifies the number of frames successfully transmitted after the NIC defers transmission at least once. |
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This object specifies the number of frames successfully transmitted without detection of the collision-detect heartbeat. |
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This object specifies the number of collisions detected after the normal window. |
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This object specifies the number of frames not transmitted due to excessive collisions. |
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This object specifies the number of frames successfully transmitted after more than one collision. |
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This object specifies the number of frames successfully transmitted after exactly one collision. |
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This object specifies the number of times the CRS signal has been lost during packet transmission. |
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This object specifies the number of frames not transmitted due to underrun errors on the NIC. |