Returns information about the adapter that was passed in. This command is implemented only on NetWare and not on Linux.
<getAdapterInfo>
<adapterInfo> <adapterID/> <adapterName/> <adapterDriverID/> <adapterDriverName/> <adapterNumber/> <adapterSlot/> <adapterSubSystemID/> <adapterInterruptInfo> <adapterInterrupt/> </adapterInterruptInfo> <adapterDMAInfo> <adapterDMAChannel/> </adapterDMAInfo/> <adapterMemoryInfo> <adapterMemoryPhysicalAddress/> <adapterMemoryPhysicalLength/> <adapterMemoryVirtualAddress/> </adapterMemoryInfo> <adapterSupportedTargetIDs/> <adapterSupportedUnitNumbers/> <adapterCardTargetID/> <adapterFlags/> <adapterType/> </adapterInfo>
Occurs once.
Specifies the name of the adapter.
Specifies the adapter's driver ID that was assigned by NovellĀ® for the driver associated with this adapter.
Specifies the name of the driver that is operating the adapter.
Specifies the number assigned by the IO subsystem that defines an instance of the adapter.
Specifies the slot or Hardware Interface Number (HIN) that is assigned to the adapter.
(Optional) Specifies the ID of the IO subsystem that created and manages the adapter. This ID is displayed only if the subsystem ID is NWPA or CIOS.
(Optional) Specifies the adapter interrupt information.
Specifies the primary and secondary interrupts that are associated with the adapter.
(Optional) Specifies the adapter DMA channel information.
Specifies the primary and secondary DMA channels that are used with the adapter.
(Optional) Specifies the adapter's physical and virtual memory information.
Specifies the physical address of the primary and secondary memory addresses.
Specifies the length of the adapterMemoryPhysicalAddress element.
Specifies the virtual address that is associated with the physical memory address.
(Optional) Specifies the number of target IDs that are supported by the adapter.
(Optional) Specifies the number of unit numbers that are supported by the adapter.
(Optional) Specifies the target ID that the adapter supports.
(Optional) Specifies any flags adapter is Instance_Unloaded_Support.
(Optional) Specifies the type of the adapter (or the adapter's ID):