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Exhibit 4 The Flash tab.
ThunderLink FC NVRAM Settings
The settings in the NVRAM tab vary depending upon the selected ThunderLink Fibre Channel Adapter and the operating system. Settings
unsupported by that OS are not displayed.
ATTO Adapters are designed to operate properly using
factory settings. Entering invalid or incorrect settings when
using an NVRAM configuration utility such as the ATTO
ConfigTool may cause your Adapter to function incorrectly.
Back up system data when installing or changing
hardware configurations.
Use caution when making changes to NVRAM settings and
only make changes to those with which you are familiar.
Once you have made the desired changes, click
Commit
to
save the changes. Changes do not take effect until you
reboot the system.
If you do not want to make any changes, you may choose
one of the following:
•
Defaults
: restores the Adapter to factory default
settings. The
Commit
button must be clicked to save
any changes.
•
Restore
: reverts to the NVRAM settings saved the last
time the
Commit
button was used. Clicking
Commit
is not necessary when restoring.
Node Name
The Node WWN assigned to this channel of the
Adapter.
Port Name
The Port WWN assigned to this channel of the adapter.
Boot Driver
Choices: enabled, scan only, disabled
Default: disabled
If enabled and disk drives or a bootable CD are detected during the
bus scan, the BIOS driver remains resident. If disabled, the BIOS
starts, resets the Adapter chip and unloads the driver.
If
Scan Only
is selected, the BIOS driver scans the bus and displays
the Adapters attached, then unloads itself after a brief delay.
*Hard Address Enable Button
