Enable Receive Out Of Order Frame (4Gb or greater adapters only) Reassembles – out-of-order frames as they are received, minimizing network congestion by eliminating the re-transmission of frames and exchanges. Determines the type of LIP reset used when the operating system initiates a Enable LR – bus reset routine. When this setting is enabled, the driver initiates a global LIP reset to clear the target device reservations. When this setting is disabled, the driver initiates a global LIP reset with full login. The default is disabled. NOTE: You do not need to reboot the adapter for the changes to take effect. See Also > > > > Boot Device Selection Boot Device Selection This topic describes the fields and options available on the sub-tab, Boot Device Selection located on the Parameters page for any selected Fibre Channel or FCoE port. The following example illustrates the Boot Device Selection sub-tab. NOTES: Currently this feature is disabled on Macintosh. • Boot device selection cannot be set for multiple adapter ports (only the HBA Parameters and • Advanced HBA Parameters options apply to multiple adapter ports). Boot Device Selection Sub-tab - Fibre Channel or FCoE Port These options are available depending on the operating system you are using. Windows x86 and x64 Boot Device Selection for BIOS enabled systems – IA-64 Boot Device Selection for 4Gb or greater adapter on an EFI enabled – systems Solaris SPARC Boot Device Selection for FCode enabled systems for QLA adapters. – QLC adapters are not supported. x86-Boot Device Selection for BIOS enabled systems
Enable Receive Out Of Order Frame (4Gb or greater adapters only) – Reassembles out-of-order frames as they are received, minimizing network congestion by eliminating the re-transmission of frames and exchanges. Enable LR – Determines the type of LIP reset used when the operating system initiates a bus reset routine. When this setting is enabled, the driver initiates a global LIP reset to clear the target device reservations. When this setting is disabled, the driver initiates a global LIP reset with full login. The default is disabled. NOTE: You do not need to reboot the adapter for the changes to take effect. See Also > > > > Boot Device Selection Boot Device Selection This topic describes the fields and options available on the Boot Device Selection sub-tab, located on the Parameters page for any selected Fibre Channel or FCoE port. The following example illustrates the Boot Device Selection sub-tab. NOTES: • Currently this feature is disabled on Macintosh. • Boot device selection cannot be set for multiple adapter ports (only the HBA Parameters and Advanced HBA Parameters options apply to multiple adapter ports). Boot Device Selection Sub-tab - Fibre Channel or FCoE Port These options are available depending on the operating system you are using. Windows x86 and x64 – Boot Device Selection for BIOS enabled systems IA-64 – Boot Device Selection for 4Gb or greater adapter on an EFI enabled systems Solaris SPARC – Boot Device Selection for FCode enabled systems for QLA adapters. QLC adapters are not supported. x86-Boot Device Selection for BIOS enabled systems
1854_fQCC%20Help%20Screens.docx