Lenovo ThinkSystem SR950 Setup Manual page 267

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Select this option to view the following details concerning each of the installed DCPMMs:
– Firmware version
– Configuration status
– Raw capacity
– Memory capacity
– App Direct capacity
– Unconfigured capacity
– Inaccessible capacity
– Reserved capacity
– Percentage remaining
– Security state
Alternatively, view DCPMM details with the following command in OneCLI:
onecli.exe config show IntelOptaneDCPMM
--imm USERID:PASSW0RD@10.104.195.86
Notes:
– USERID stands for XCC user ID.
– PASSW0RD stands for XCC user password.
– 10.104.195.86 stands for IP address.
• Goals
– Memory Mode [%]
Select this option to define the percentage of DCPMM capacity that is invested in system memory, and
hence decide the DCPMM mode:
– 0%: App Direct Mode
– 1-99%: Mixed Memory Mode
– 100%: Memory Mode
Go to Goals ➙ Memory Mode [%], input the memory percentage, and reboot the system.
Notes:
– Before changing from one mode to another:
1. Back up all the data and delete all the created namespaces. Go to Namespaces ➙ View/
Modify/Delete Namespaces to delete the created namespaces.
2. Perform secure erase on all the installed DCPMMs. Go to Security ➙ Press to Secure Erase to
perform secure erase.
– Make sure the capacity of installed DCPMMs and DRAM DIMMs meets system requirements for the
new mode (see "DCPMM installation order" on page 176).
– After the system is rebooted and the input goal value is applied, the displayed value in System
Configuration and Boot Management ➙ Intel Optane DCPMMs ➙ Goals will go back to the
following default selectable options:
• Scope: [Platform]
• Memory Mode [%]: 0
• Persistent Memory Type: [App Direct]
These values are selectable options for DCPMM settings, and do not represent the current DCPMM
status.
In addition, you can take advantage of a memory configurator, which is available at the following site:
http://1config.lenovo.com/#/memory_configuration
Alternatively, set DCPMM Goals with the following commands in OneCLI:
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