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9.1 Defining server profiles
7. Optional: Add mezzanine/PCI cards to the appropriate slots and select the
type and number of IO channels for each card. You can move a card to
another slot by using the arrow buttons on the right.
The number of onboard ports cannot exceed the maximum
possible value for the selected server model. Furthermore, no
more mezzanine/PCI cards can be specified than are supported by
the selected model.
8. If you have configured the number and type of ports and cards, click Next to
go to the IO-Channels step.
9. Select Use virtual addresses to use virtual MAC addresses and WWN
addresses with this profile. You can enter these addresses in Virtual
Addresses step within this wizard or VIOM can assign these addresses
automatically.
10. Select Disable Boot Menu Usage (F12) to prevent your VIOM boot settings
from being overwritten on your local computer.
11. Select the boot interface that should be used or preferred if IO channels are
configured as boot devices.
12. For CNA IO-channels, select the number of physical functions using the
and buttons and select the type of each physical function using the
dropdown-list.
13. SMUX setting is only enabled on blade server profiles if a second
mezzanine card is defined as a LAN mezzanine card. Here, you can define
the fabric to which the card is routed.
14. The upper table displays the onboard LAN ports (up to 6). Another table is
displayed for each configured mezzanine or PCI card.
1. You can specify a network (or Port Profile) name for each LAN or CNA
port in a blade server profile under the Network column.
If you want to use the profile on blade servers with IBP modules, you
can specify a network for each LAN port. If you work with blade servers
that have non-VIOM-capable LAN modules (Open Fabric mode), do not
specify a network as it is not possible to define networks on these
modules.
If you want to use the profile on blade servers with Brocade VDX
switches, you can specify Port Profiles instead of networks.
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