View I/O Controller Units - HP zl User Manual

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The Device Manager window opens.
3. View the cumulative number of changes to the Controller list since the device last booted in the
Change ID field.
4. View the maximum number of controllers that your device can support in the Max Controllers
field.
5. View the Diag Device ID field. The number 1 is displayed if diagnostics can provide IOC details;
otherwise the field displays 0.
6. View the Option ROM field to determine the presence or absence of Option ROM.
7. View the Controllers field for a list of each slot on your Server Switch that can potentially contain
a controller, and to identify whether or not a controller resides in that slot.

View I/O Controller Units

1. Launch Element Manager, if you have not already done so.
2. Select InfiniBand --> DM
The Device Manager window opens.
3. Click the IOC Tab.
4. View the Global Unique Identifier for the I/O Controller in the GUID field.
5. View the organization-Unique Identifier (OUI) of the vendor in the Vendor ID field.
6. View the vendor-assigned IOC device identifier in the Device ID field.
7. View the vendor-assigned subsystem identifier of the vendor in the Subsystem Vendor ID field.
8. View the vendor-assigned subsystem identifier in the Subsystem ID field.
9. View the I/O class that is supported by the I/O controller in the IOClass field.
10. View the subclass of the I/O class protocol of the IOC in the IOSubclass field.
11. View the standard protocol definition that is supported by the I/O Controller in the Protocol field.
12. View the protocol version that is supported by the I/O Controller in the Protocol Version field.
13. View the maximum number of messages that the send message queue supports in the Send
Message Queue Depth field.