How To

This section provides some how-to steps including how to collect the `ethtool -S` and `nicinfo.sh` information from Linux and Vmware hosts respectively.

Collecting `ethtool -S` output (Linux)

To collect the `ethtool -S` output on a Linux system, open a terminal and run the following command:

ethtool -S your_interface_name

Replace `your_interface_name` with the actual name of the network interface (e.g., `eth0`, `ens33`). You can redirect the output to a file using:

ethtool -S your_interface_name > ethtool-S-output.txt

Collecting `nicinfo.sh` output (VMware ESXi)

To collect the `nicinfo.sh` output on a VMware ESXi host:

Connect to the ESXi host using SSH.
Navigate to the directory where `nicinfo.sh` is located (usually `/usr/lib/vmware/bin`).
Execute the script:
```
./nicinfo.sh > nicinfo.sh.txt
```
The output will be saved to the `nicinfo.sh.txt` file.

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