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Replacing Intel NIC Configured for BFi 61
Table A-1. MS-DOS Commands
Command/Parameters Description
-SAVE Saves iSCSI boot configuration settings in the Electrically
Erasable Programmable Read-Only (EEPROM) to a disk file
on the selected iSCSI-capable port. You must specify a file
name with the -FILE parameter.
NOTE: For security reasons it is recommended that you disable
CHAP settings when using the save command. If you do not
disable these settings, ensure that you keep the file secure.
- FILE Specifies a file name for -SAVE or -RESTORE parameters by -
FILE = [filename].
NOTE: MS-DOS limits the filename to eight characters.
NIC=xx, where xx is
the NIC number.
Selects a specific iSCSI Boot-capable adapter in the system.
Not valid with use of -UP parameter. Numbering starts with “1”.
-RESTORE Restores previously saved iSCSI boot configuration settings
on the selected iSCSI boot-capable port. Use the -FILE
parameter to specify the saved data.
NOTE: For security reasons it is recommended that you disable
Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) settings
when using the restore command. If you do not disable these
settings, ensure that you keep the file secure.
NOTE: This feature may create multiple primary or secondary
ports. Review the boot priority setting in the firmware setup
before you reboot the system.