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Cavium QL41112HLCU-BK User Manual

Cavium QL41112HLCU-BK User Manual (299 pages)

Converged Network Adapters and Intelligent Ethernet Adapters

Brand: Cavium | Category: Adapter | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
List of Figures
11
List of Tables
14
Preface

15
- Supported Products
  15
- Intended Audience
  15
- What Is in this Guide
  15
- Related Materials
  17
- Documentation Conventions
  17
- License Agreements
  19
- Technical Support
  20
  - Downloading Updates
    20
  - Training
    20
  - Contact Information
    21
  - Knowledge Database
    21
- Legal Notices
  21
  - Warranty
    21
  - Laser Safety-FDA Notice
    22
  - Agency Certification
    22
    
    EMI and EMC Requirements
    22
    
    KCC: Class a
    23
  - Product Safety Compliance
    24
Product Overview

25
- Functional Description
  25
- Features
  25
- Adapter Management
  27
- Adapter Specifications
  29
  - Physical Characteristics
    29
  - Standards Specifications
    30
Hardware Installation

31
- System Requirements
  32
- Safety Precautions
  33
- Preinstallation Checklist
  33
- Installing the Adapter
  34
Driver Installation

35
Firmware Upgrade Utility

56
Adapter Preboot Configuration

59
- Getting Started
  60
- Displaying Firmware Image Properties
  64
- Configuring Device-Level Parameters
  65
- Configuring Port-Level Parameters
  66
- Configuring Fcoe Boot
  70
- Configuring Iscsi Boot
  72
- Configuring Partitions
  75
Roce Configuration

81
Iwarp Configuration

110
- Preparing the Adapter for Iwarp
  110
- Configuring Iwarp on the Windows
  111
- Configuring Iwarp on Linux
  115
  - Installing the Driver
    115
  - Configuring Iwarp and Roce
    115
  - Detecting the Device
    116
  - Supported Iwarp Applications
    117
  - Running Perftest for Iwarp
    117
  - Configuring NFS-RDMA
    118
  - Iwarp RDMA-Core Support on SLES 12 SP3, RHEL 7.4, and OFED 4.8X
    119
Iser Configuration

122
- Before You Begin
  122
- Configuring Iser for RHEL
  122
- Configuring Iser for SLES 12
  126
- Using Iser with Iwarp on RHEL and SLES
  127
- Configuring Iser for Ubuntu
  128
  - Configuring LIO as Target
    128
  - Configuring the Initiator
    134
- Optimizing Linux Performance
  135
Iscsi Configuration

137
- Iscsi Boot
  138
  - Iscsi Boot Setup
    138
    
    Selecting the Preferred Iscsi Boot Mode
    138
    
    Configuring the Iscsi Target
    138
    
    Configuring Iscsi Boot Parameters
    139
  - Adapter UEFI Boot Mode Configuration
    141
- Configuring Iscsi Boot
  143
- Configuring the DHCP Server to Support Iscsi Boot
  153
- Configuring Iscsi Boot from SAN for SLES 12
  157
- Configuring Iscsi Boot from SAN for RHEL 7.4
  160
- Iscsi Offload in Windows Server
  163
- Iscsi Offload in Linux Environments
  172
- Differences from Bnx2I
  172
- Configuring Qedi.ko
  173
- Verifying Iscsi Interfaces in Linux
  173
- Open-Iscsi and Boot from SAN Considerations
  176
Fcoe Configuration

181
- Fcoe Boot from SAN
  181
  - Preparing System BIOS for Fcoe Build and Boot
    182
    
    Specifying the BIOS Boot Protocol
    182
    
    Configuring Adapter UEFI Boot Mode
    182
  - Windows Fcoe Boot from SAN
    187
    
    Windows Server 2012 R2 and 2016 Fcoe Boot Installation
    187
    
    Configuring Fcoe
    188
    
    Fcoe Crash Dump
    188
- Injecting (Slipstreaming) Adapter Drivers into Windows Image Files
  189
- Configuring Linux Fcoe Offload
  190
- Differences between Qedf and Bnx2Fc
  191
- Configuring Qedf.ko
  191
- Verifying Fcoe Devices in Linux
  192
- Boot from SAN Considerations
  193
SR-IOV Configuration

194
- Configuring SR-IOV on Windows
  194
- Configuring SR-IOV on Linux
  201
- Configuring SR-IOV on Vmware
  206
Nvme-Of Configuration with RDMA

211
Troubleshooting

263
- Troubleshooting Checklist
  263
- Verifying that Current Drivers Are Loaded
  264
  - Verifying Drivers in Windows
    264
  - Verifying Drivers in Linux
    264
  - Verifying Drivers in Vmware
    265
- Testing Network Connectivity
  265
  - Testing Network Connectivity for Windows
    265
  - Testing Network Connectivity for Linux
    266
- Microsoft Virtualization with Hyper-V
  266
- Linux-Specific Issues
  266
- Miscellaneous Issues
  266
- Troubleshooting Windows Fcoe and Iscsi Boot from SAN
  267
- Collecting Debug Data
  268
Adapter LEDS

269
Cables and Optical Modules

270
- Supported Specifications
  270
- Tested Cables and Optical Modules
  271
- Tested Switches
  275
Feature Constraints

276
Glossary

278

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