TOPIC
    about_IntelNetcmdlets

SHORT DESCRIPTION
    Describes how to use the IntelNetcmdlets module to configure and manage 
    your network adapters, teams, and VLANs.

LONG DESCRIPTION

    The IntelNetcmdlets module contains several cmdlets that allow you to 
    configure and manage the Intel(R) Ethernet Adapters and devices present 
    in your system.

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

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

    - Microsoft* Windows* PowerShell* version 2.0 or later
    - .NET version 2.0 or later

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

ADAPTER CMDLETS

    Get-IntelNetAdapter
        The Get-IntelNetAdapter cmdlet displays basic information about
        adapters present in the system.

    Get-IntelNetAdapterBandwidthPercentages
        The Get-IntelNetAdapterBandwidthPercentages cmdlet displays the
        bandwidth percentages for a network partition.

    Get-IntelNetAdapterProfileSettings
        The Get-IntelNetAdapterProfileSettings displays the settings 
        and their values for the specified adapter and profile 
        combination.

    Get-IntelNetAdapterSetting
        The Get-IntelNetAdapterSetting cmdlet displays the adapter 
        settings.

    Get-IntelNetAdapterStatus
        The Get-IntelNetAdapterStatus displays the DCB, Virtualization,
        or General status for the specified adapter(s), depending on the value
        supplied for the -Status parameter.

    Get-IntelNetIscsiBootCrashDump
        The Get-IntelNetIscsiBootCrashDump cmdlet displays the current
        status (enabled or disabled) of the Microsoft Windows Server*
        iSCSI Boot Crash Dump feature. If enabled, the iSCSI Boot Crash
        Dump feature generates a dump file if the system blue screens
        while iSCSI-booted.

    Set-IntelNetAdapterMaximumBandwidthPercentage
        The Set-IntelNetAdapterMaximumBandwidthPercentage cmdlet allows
        you to change the maximum bandwidth percentage for a network
        partition.

    Set-IntelNetAdapterMinimumBandwidthPercentage
        The Set-IntelNetAdapterMinimumBandwidthPercentage cmdlet allows
        you to change the minimum bandwidth percentage for all network
        partitions bound to a physical port.

    Set-IntelNetAdapterSetting
        The Set-IntelNetAdapterSetting cmdlet allows you to change
        settings on an Intel Ethernet adapter.

    Set-IntelNetIscsiBootCrashDump
        The Set-IntelNetIscsiBootCrashDump cmdlet allows you to enable
        or disable the Microsoft Windows Server iSCSI Boot Crash Dump
        feature. If enabled, the iSCSI Boot Crash Dump feature generates
        a dump file if the system blue screens while iSCSI-booted. You
        must restart the system	for the change to take effect. Also,
        Microsoft Windows iSCSI Initiator must be running before you
        enable the iSCSI Boot Crash Dump feature.

    Test-IntelNetDiagnostics
        The Test-IntelNetDiagnostics cmdlet runs connection, cable,
        and hardware tests on the specified adapter and displays the
        results. Note: not all devices support every diagnostic test.

    Test-IntelNetIdentifyAdapter
        The Test-IntelNetIdentifyAdapter cmdlet blink the LED on the
        specified port. You can also specify how long the LED will
        blink.


TEAM CMDLETS

    Add-IntelNetTeamMember
        The Add-IntelNetTeamMember cmdlet adds a new team member to an
        existing Intel(R) Advanced Network Services (Intel(R) ANS) Team. 
        The new team member can be piped into the cmdlet or passed in using
        the adapter's name. An Intel ANS team can contain a maximum of 
        eight members.

    Get-IntelNetTeam
        The Get-IntelNetTeam cmdlet returns the Intel ANS teams present
        on the system.

    Get-IntelNetTeamSetting
        The Get-IntelNetTeamSetting cmdlet displays all the changeable
        team settings.

    New-IntelNetTeam
        The New-IntelNetTeam cmdlet creates a new Intel ANS team
        consisting of one or more adapters. A team may consist of both
        Intel and non-Intel adapters. Adapter objects obtained from
        Get-IntelNetAdapter may be passed into this cmdlet using the
        TeamMembers parameter.
        NOTE: You must install the latest Microsoft Windows 10 updates
        before you can create Intel ANS Teams and VLANs on Windows 10 systems.


    Remove-IntelNetTeam
        The Remove-IntelNetTeam cmdlet removes the specified Intel
        ANS team.

    Remove-IntelNetTeamMember
        The Remove-IntelNetTeamMember cmdlet allows you remove a team
        member from an Intel ANS team. The team member can be piped into
        the cmdlet or passed in using the team member's name.

    Set-IntelNetTeam
        The Set-IntelNetTeam cmdlet allows you change the name of the
        team, the teaming mode, the primary adapter and the secondary
        adapter of the team.

    Set-IntelNetTeamSetting
        The Set-IntelNetTeamSetting cmdlet allows you to change settings
        on an Intel ANS team.

VLAN CMDLETS

    Add-IntelNetVLAN
        The Add-IntelNetVLAN cmdlet allows you add a new VLAN interface
        to either an Intel Ethernet adapter or Intel ANS team. The new
        VLAN is added by specifying one or more VLAN IDs. The parent
        device can be specified either by name or by object.
        NOTE: You must install the latest Microsoft Windows 10 updates
        before you can create Intel ANS Teams and VLANs on Windows 10 systems.

    Get-IntelNetVLAN
        The Get-IntelNetVLAN cmdlet returns the VLANs bound to the
        parent device. The parent device can either be an adapter or an
        Intel ANS team.

    Get-IntelNetVLANJumboPacket
        The Get-IntelNetVLANJumboPacket cmdlet returns the Jumbo Packet
        setting for the specified VLAN. 

    Remove-IntelNetVLAN 
        The Remove-IntelNetVLAN cmdlet allows you to remove one or more
        VLAN interfaces from a parent device. The parent device can
        either be an adapter or Intel ANS team.

    Set-IntelNetVLAN
        The Set-IntelNetVLAN cmdlet modifies an existing VLAN by
        changing either the VLAN ID or VLAN name. The VLAN is
        identified based on the VLAN ID.

    Set-IntelNetVLANJumboPacket
        The Set-IntelNetVLANJumboPacket cmdlet allows you to change the
        VLAN Jumbo Packet setting.

ADAPTER LOG CONFIGURATION CMDLETS

    Get-IntelNetAdapterLogConfig
        Allows you to display the configuration of logs for supported 
        categories of events on Intel Ethernet adapters.

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


SEE ALSO

    Add-IntelNetTeamMember
    Add-IntelNetVLAN
    Get-IntelNetAdapter
    Get-IntelNetAdapterLogConfig
    Get-IntelNetAdapterProfileSettings
    Get-IntelNetAdapterSetting
    Get-IntelNetAdapterStatus
    Get-IntelNetTeam
    Get-IntelNetTeamSetting
    Get-IntelNetVLAN
    Get-IntelNetVLANJumboPacket
    New-IntelNetTeam
    Remove-IntelNetTeam
    Remove-IntelNetTeamMember
    Remove-IntelNetVLAN
    Set-IntelNetAdapterLogConfig
    Set-IntelNetAdapterSetting
    Set-IntelNetTeam
    Set-IntelNetTeamSetting
    Set-IntelNetVLAN
    Set-IntelNetVLANJumboPacket
