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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE FOUNDATION OR CONTRIBUTORS 24.\" BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR 25.\" CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF 26.\" SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS 27.\" INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN 28.\" CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) 29.\" ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE 30.\" POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 31.\" 32.Dd $Mdocdate: September 3 2011 $ 33.Dt IFMEDIA 4 34.Os 35.Sh NAME 36.Nm ifmedia 37.Nd network interface media settings 38.Sh SYNOPSIS 39.Fd #include <sys/socket.h> 40.Fd #include <net/if.h> 41.Fd #include <net/if_media.h> 42.Sh DESCRIPTION 43The 44.Nm 45interface provides a consistent method for querying and setting 46network interface media and media options. 47The media is typically set using the 48.Xr ifconfig 8 49command. 50.Pp 51Currently these link types are supported by 52.Nm ifmedia : 53.Pp 54.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_IEEE80211 -compact 55.It Dv IFM_ETHER 56Ethernet 57.It Dv IFM_FDDI 58FDDI 59.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211 60IEEE802.11 Wireless LAN 61.It Dv IFM_TDM 62Time Division Multiplex 63.It Dv IFM_CARP 64CARP 65.El 66.Pp 67The following sections describe the possible media settings for each 68link type. 69Not all of these are supported by every device; refer to 70your device's manual page for more information. 71.Pp 72The lists below provide the possible names of each media type or option. 73The first name in the list is the canonical name of the media type or 74option. 75Additional names are acceptable aliases for the media type or option. 76.Sh COMMON MEDIA TYPES AND OPTIONS 77The following media types are shared by all link types: 78.Pp 79.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_MANUAL -compact 80.It Dv IFM_AUTO 81Autoselect the best media. 82[autoselect, auto] 83.It Dv IFM_MANUAL 84Jumper or switch on device selects media. 85[manual] 86.It Dv IFM_NONE 87Deselect all media. 88[none] 89.El 90.Pp 91The following media options are shared by all link types: 92.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_FLAG0 93.It Dv IFM_FDX 94Place the device into full-duplex mode. 95This option only has meaning if the device is normally not full-duplex. 96.It Dv IFM_HDX 97Place the device into half-duplex mode. 98This option only has meaning if the device is normally not half-duplex. 99[half-duplex, hdx] 100.It Dv IFM_FLOW 101Enable hardware flow control on device. 102.It Dv IFM_FLAG0 103Driver-defined flag. 104[flag0] 105.It Dv IFM_FLAG1 106Driver-defined flag. 107[flag1] 108.It Dv IFM_FLAG2 109Driver-defined flag. 110[flag2] 111.It Dv IFM_LOOP 112Place the device into hardware loopback mode. 113[loopback, hw-loopback, loop] 114.El 115.Sh MEDIA TYPES AND OPTIONS FOR ETHERNET 116The following media types are defined for Ethernet: 117.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_10G_SFP_CU 118.It Dv IFM_10_T 11910BASE-T, 10Mb/s over unshielded twisted pair, RJ45 connector. 120[10baseT, UTP, 10UTP] 121.It Dv IFM_10_2 12210BASE2, 10Mb/s over coaxial cable, BNC connector; also called Thinnet. 123[10base2, BNC, 10BNC] 124.It Dv IFM_10_5 12510BASE5, 10Mb/s over 15-wire cables, DB15 connector; also called AUI. 126[10base5, AUI, 10AUI] 127.It Dv IFM_10_STP 12810BASE-STP, 10Mb/s over shielded twisted pair, DB9 connector. 129[10baseSTP, STP, 10STP] 130.It Dv IFM_10_FL 13110BASE-FL, 10Mb/s over fiber optic cables. 132[10baseFL, FL, 10FL] 133.It Dv IFM_100_TX 134100BASE-TX, 100Mb/s over unshielded twisted pair, RJ45 connector. 135[100baseTX, 100TX] 136.It Dv IFM_100_FX 137100BASE-FX, 100Mb/s over fiber optic cables. 138[100baseFX, 100FX] 139.It Dv IFM_100_T4 140100BASE-T4, 100Mb/s over 4-wire (category 3) unshielded twisted pair, RJ45 141connector. 142[100baseT4, 100T4] 143.It Dv IFM_100_T2 144100BASE-T2. 145[100baseT2, 100T2] 146.It Dv IFM_100_VG 147100VG-AnyLAN. 148[100baseVG, 100VG] 149.It Dv IFM_1000_SX 1501000BASE-SX, 1Gb/s over multi-mode fiber optic cables. 151[1000baseSX, 1000SX] 152.It Dv IFM_1000_LX 1531000BASE-LX, 1Gb/s over single-mode fiber optic cables. 154[1000baseLX, 1000LX] 155.It Dv IFM_1000_CX 1561000BASE-CX, 1Gb/s over shielded twisted pair. 157[1000baseCX, 1000CX] 158.It Dv IFM_1000_T 1591000BASE-T, 1Gb/s over category 5 unshielded twisted pair, RJ45 connector. 160[1000baseT, 1000T] 161.It Dv IFM_1000_TX 162Compatibility for 1000BASE-T. 163[1000baseTX, 1000TX] 164.It Dv IFM_2500_SX 1652500BASE-SX, 2.5Gb/s over multi-mode fiber optic cables. 166[2500baseSX, 2500SX] 167.It Dv IFM_10G_CX4 16810GBASE-CX4, 10Gb/s over XAUI 4-lane PCS and copper cables. 169[10GbaseCX4, 10GCX4, 10GBASE-CX4] 170.It Dv IFM_10G_LR 17110GBASE-LR, 10Gb/s over single-mode fiber optic cables. 172[10GbaseLR, 10GLR, 10GBASE-LR] 173.It Dv IFM_10G_SFP_CU 17410GSFP+Cu, 10Gb/s over SFP+ Direct Attach cables. 175[10GSFP+Cu, 10GCu] 176.It Dv IFM_10G_SR 17710GBASE-SR, 10Gb/s over multi-mode fiber optic cables. 178[10GbaseSR, 10GSR, 10GBASE-SR] 179.It Dv IFM_10G_T 18010GBASE-T, 10Gb/s over unshielded twisted pair, RJ45 connector. 181[10GbaseT, 10GT, 10GBASE-T] 182.It Dv IFM_HPNA_1 183HomePNA 1.0, 1Mb/s over 2-wire (category 3) unshielded twisted pair 184[HomePNA1, HPNA1] 185.El 186.Pp 187The following media options are defined for Ethernet: 188.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_ETH_RXPAUSE 189.It Dv IFM_ETH_MASTER 190Configure a 1000BASE-T PHY as a MASTER PHY. 191.It Dv IFM_ETH_RXPAUSE 192Receive flow control is enabled on the 1000BASE-T PHY. 193.It Dv IFM_ETH_TXPAUSE 194Transmit flow control is enabled on the 1000BASE-T PHY. 195.El 196.Sh MEDIA TYPES AND OPTIONS FOR FDDI 197The following media types are defined for FDDI: 198.Pp 199.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_FDDI_SMF -compact 200.It Dv IFM_FDDI_SMF 201Single-mode fiber. 202[Single-mode, SMF] 203.It Dv IFM_FDDI_MMF 204Multi-mode fiber. 205[Multi-mode, MMF] 206.It Dv IFM_FDDI_UTP 207Unshielded twisted pair, RJ45 connector. 208[UTP, CDDI] 209.El 210.Pp 211The following media options are defined for FDDI: 212.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_FDDI_DA 213.It Dv IFM_FDDI_DA 214Dual-attached station vs. Single-attached station. 215[dual-attach, das] 216.El 217.Sh MEDIA TYPES AND OPTIONS FOR IEEE802.11 WIRELESS LAN 218The following media types are defined for IEEE802.11 Wireless LAN: 219.Pp 220.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM22 -compact 221.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_FH1 222Frequency Hopping 1Mbps. 223[FH1] 224.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_FH2 225Frequency Hopping 2Mbps. 226[FH2] 227.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_DS1 228Direct Sequence 1Mbps. 229[DS1] 230.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_DS2 231Direct Sequence 2Mbps. 232[DS2] 233.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_DS5 234Direct Sequence 5.5Mbps. 235[DS5] 236.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_DS11 237Direct Sequence 11Mbps. 238[DS11] 239.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_DS22 240Direct Sequence 22Mbps. 241[DS22] 242.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM6 243Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) 6Mbps. 244[OFDM6] 245.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM9 246OFDM 9Mbps. 247[OFDM9] 248.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM12 249OFDM 12Mbps. 250[OFDM12] 251.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM18 252OFDM 18Mbps. 253[OFDM18] 254.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM24 255OFDM 24Mbps. 256[OFDM24] 257.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM36 258OFDM 36Mbps. 259[OFDM36] 260.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM48 261OFDM 48Mbps. 262[OFDM48] 263.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM54 264OFDM 54Mbps. 265[OFDM54] 266.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_OFDM72 267OFDM 72Mbps. 268[OFDM72] 269.El 270.Pp 271The following media options are defined for IEEE802.11 Wireless LAN: 272.Pp 273.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_IEEE80211_IBSSMASTER -compact 274.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_ADHOC 275Ad-hoc mode. 276[adhoc] 277.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_HOSTAP 278Host Access Point mode. 279[hostap] 280.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_IBSS 281IBSS mode. 282[ibss] 283.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_IBSSMASTER 284IBSS master mode. 285[ibssmaster] 286.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_MONITOR 287Monitor mode. 288[monitor] 289.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_TURBO 290Turbo mode. 291[turbo] 292.El 293.Pp 294The following media modes are defined for IEEE802.11 Wireless LAN: 295.Pp 296.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_IEEE80211_11A -compact 297.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_11A 2985Ghz, OFDM mode. 299[11a] 300.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_11B 3012GHz, Direct Sequence mode. 302[11b] 303.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_11G 3042GHz, CCK mode. 305[11g] 306.It Dv IFM_IEEE80211_FH 3072GHz, GFSK mode. 308[fh] 309.El 310.Pp 311The channels detailed below are defined for IEEE802.11 Wireless LAN. 312The list of available frequencies is dependent on radio regulations 313specified by regional authorities. 314Recognized regulatory authorities include 315the FCC (United States), ETSI (Europe), France, and Japan. 316Frequencies in the table are specified in MHz. 317.Bl -column "Channel " "2412" "ETSI" "France" "Japan" -offset indent 318.It Em Channel Ta Em FCC Ta Em ETSI Ta Em France Ta Em Japan 319.It 1 Ta 2412 Ta 2412 Ta - Ta 2412 320.It 2 Ta 2417 Ta 2417 Ta - Ta 2417 321.It 3 Ta 2422 Ta 2422 Ta - Ta 2422 322.It 4 Ta 2427 Ta 2427 Ta - Ta 2427 323.It 5 Ta 2432 Ta 2432 Ta - Ta 2432 324.It 6 Ta 2437 Ta 2437 Ta - Ta 2437 325.It 7 Ta 2442 Ta 2442 Ta - Ta 2442 326.It 8 Ta 2447 Ta 2447 Ta - Ta 2447 327.It 9 Ta 2452 Ta 2452 Ta - Ta 2452 328.It 10 Ta 2457 Ta 2457 Ta 2457 Ta 2457 329.It 11 Ta 2462 Ta 2462 Ta 2462 Ta 2462 330.It 12 Ta - Ta 2467 Ta 2467 Ta 2467 331.It 13 Ta - Ta 2472 Ta 2472 Ta 2472 332.It 14 Ta - Ta - Ta - Ta 2484 333.El 334.Pp 335Note that the channels do overlap; the bandwidth required for 336each channel is about 20MHz. 337When using multiple channels in close proximity it is suggested 338that channels be separated by at least 25MHz. 339In the US, this means that only channels 1, 6, and 11 may be used 340simultaneously without interference. 341.Sh MEDIA TYPES AND OPTIONS FOR TDM 342The following media types are defined for TDM: 343.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_TDM_E1_G704_CRC4 344.It Dv IFM_TDM_E1 345E1, 2048kb/s HDB3 encoded, G.703 clearchannel serial line. 346[e1] 347.It Dv IFM_TDM_E1_AMI 348E1, 2048kb/s AMI encoded, G.703 clearchannel serial line. 349[e1-ami] 350.It Dv IFM_TDM_E1_AMI_G704 351E1, 2048kb/s AMI encoded, G.704 structured serial line. 352[e1-ami-g.704] 353.It Dv IFM_TDM_E1_G704 354E1, 2048kb/s HDB3 encoded, G.704 structured serial line. 355[e1-g.704] 356.It Dv IFM_TDM_E1_G704_CRC4 357E1, 2048kb/s HDB3 encoded, G.704 structured serial line with CRC4 checksum. 358[e1-g.704-crc4] 359.It Dv IFM_TDM_E3 360E3, 34368kb/s HDB3 encoded, G.703 clearchannel serial line. 361[e3] 362.It Dv IFM_TDM_E3_G751 363E3, 34368kb/s HDB3 encoded, G.751 structured serial line. 364[e3-g.751] 365.It Dv IFM_TDM_E3_G832 366E3, 34368kb/s HDB3 encoded, G.832 structured serial line. 367[e3-g.832] 368.It Dv IFM_TDM_T1 369T1, 1536xkb/s B8ZS encoded, extended super frame (ESF) structured serial line. 370[t1] 371.It Dv IFM_TDM_T1_AMI 372T1, 1536kb/s AMI encoded, super frame (SF) structured serial line. 373[t1-ami] 374.It Dv IFM_TDM_T3 375T3, 44736kb/s B3ZS, C-bit structured serial line. 376[t3] 377.It Dv IFM_TDM_T3_M13 378T3, 44736kb/s B3ZS, M13 structured serial line. 379[t3-m13] 380.El 381.Pp 382The following media options are defined for TDM: 383.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_TDM_HDLC_CRC16 384.It Dv IFM_TDM_HDLC_CRC16 385Cisco HDLC with 16-bit CRC checksum encoding. 386[hdlc-crc16] 387.It Dv IFM_TDM_FR_ANSI 388ANSI/ITU Framerelay encoding. 389[framerelay-ansi, framerelay-itu] 390.It Dv IFM_TDM_FR_CISCO 391Cisco Framerelay encoding. 392[framerelay-cisco] 393.It Dv IFM_TDM_PPP 394PPP encoding. 395[ppp] 396.El 397.Pp 398By default TDM interfaces will use Cisco HDLC encoding with a 32-bit CRC 399checksum. 400.Pp 401The following media modes are defined for TDM: 402.Bl -tag -offset indent -width IFM_TDM_MASTER 403.It Dv IFM_TDM_MASTER 404Use local clock source as master clock. 405[master] 406.El 407.Sh MEDIA TYPES AND OPTIONS FOR CARP 408.Xr carp 4 409does not support any media types or options. 410.Sh SEE ALSO 411.Xr netintro 4 , 412.Xr ifconfig 8 413.Sh HISTORY 414The 415.Nm 416interface first appeared in 417.Bsx 3.0 . 418The implementation that appeared in 419.Nx 1.3 420was written by Jonathan Stone and Jason R. Thorpe to be compatible with 421the BSDI API. 422It has since gone through several revisions which have extended the 423API while maintaining backwards compatibility with the original API. 424.Pp 425Support for the 426.Sy IEEE802.11 Wireless LAN 427link type was added in 428.Nx 1.5 . 429.Pp 430.Sy Host AP 431mode was added in 432.Ox 3.1 . 433