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Table 7-1, MIC BIOS Setup Window Parameters, Continued

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Table 7-1 MIC BIOS Setup Window Parameters (Continued) Parameter Description MIC Connectivity Test Connectivity Test Duration Exit Identifies the type of test to run: • Int-Loop - Internal loopback. Uses the MIC's internal loopback capability to verify MIC operation in the local system. • Ext-Loop - External loopback. Similar to the internal loopback capability, but requires a fiber connection between the two ports. Consequently, it also verifies the fiber segments and external connectors. • Client - Performs all available tests on both ports. At least one system connected to port 1 or port 2 must be in Server mode. In this mode, all ports and paths can be verified simultaneously, for example, if both CEs are in Client mode, and both IOPs are in Server mode. • Server - Places both ports in Server mode in order to make them capable of responding to test requests from systems in client mode. • Disabled - Indicates that all adapter connectivity tests are disabled. Consequently, no tests will run. Indicates the duration of the adapter connectivity test you perform: • Ten minutes • 1 hour (the default) • 3 hours • Forever - a test that runs until stopped Note: The durations of the adapter connectivity test listed above are a good approximation. The actual durations may vary, depending on your server's configuration. Exists the MIC BIOS Setup utility Tools and Utilities 7-5

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Tools and Utilities
7-5
MIC Connectivity Test
Identifies the type of test to run:
°
Int-Loop ´ Internal loopback. Uses the MIC³s internal loopback
capability to verify MIC operation in the local system.
°
Ext-Loop ´ External loopback. Similar to the internal loopback
capability, but requires a fiber connection between the two ports.
Consequently, it also verifies the fiber segments and external
connectors.
°
Client ´ Performs all available tests on both ports. At least one
system connected to port 1 or port 2 must be in Server mode. In
this mode, all ports and paths can be verified simultaneously, for
example, if both CEs are in Client mode, and both IOPs are in
Server mode.
°
Server ´ Places both ports in Server mode in order to make
them capable of responding to test requests from systems in
client mode.
°
Disabled ´ Indicates that all adapter connectivity tests are
disabled. Consequently, no tests will run.
Connectivity Test Duration
Indicates the duration of the adapter connectivity test you perform:
°
Ten minutes
°
1 hour (the default)
°
3 hours
°
Forever µ a test that runs until stopped
Note:
The durations of the adapter connectivity test listed above are
a good approximation. The actual durations may vary,
depending on your server³s configuration.
Exit
Exists the MIC BIOS Setup utility
Table 7-1
MIC BIOS Setup Window Parameters
(Continued)
Parameter
Description