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MSiSCSI_NICConfig WMI Class

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The MSiSCSI_NICConfig WMI class describes a network interface card (NIC) port.

The miniport driver for the HBA initiator must create one instance of the MSiSCSI_NICConfig class for each port on the HBA.

The MSiSCSI_NICConfig class is defined in Config.mof.

class MSiSCSI_NICConfig {
  [key] string  InstanceName;
  boolean  Active;
  [read, WmiDataId(1), DisplayName("Link Speed") : amended, 
    Description("Speed of network link in megabits per 
    second") : amended] 
    uint32  LinkSpeed;
  [read, WmiDataId(2), DisplayName("Max Link Speed") : 
    amended, Description("Maximum Speed of network link in 
    megabits per second") : amended] 
    uint32  MaxLinkSpeed;
  [read, WmiDataId(3), DisplayName("Link State") : amended, 
    description("Link State") : amended, 
    Values{"Media Disconnected", "Media Connected"} : 
    amended,
    ValueMap{"0", "1"}] 
    uint32  LinkState;
  [read, WmiDataId(4), DisplayName("Max Frame Size") : 
    amended, description("Maximum frame size") : amended] 
    uint32  MaxFrameSize;
  [read, WmiDataId(5), DisplayName("MAC Address") : amended, 
    description("Ethernet MAC Address") : amended] 
    uint8  MacAddress[6];
};

When the WMI tool suite compiles the preceding class definition, it produces the MSiSCSI_NICConfig data structure.