Q-Logic 8100 SERIES 用户手册
6–Configuring NIC Functionality in the Converged Network Adapter
Configuring the NIC in a Linux Environment
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The PXE boot code downloads the executable boot file using TFTP and
executes the boot file.
executes the boot file.
Prerequisites for PXE Boot
PXE boot requires the following:
A client server with a PXE-compliant BIOS or UEFI implementation and a
QLogic 8100 Series Adapter. This server boots through PXE with Microsoft
Windows.
QLogic 8100 Series Adapter. This server boots through PXE with Microsoft
Windows.
A DHCP or proxy DHCP server that can provide an IP address and boot
server list to the client server.
server list to the client server.
A PXE boot server to deliver the PXE execution environment and the
operating system images to the client server. It is possible to configure a
single physical server as both a DHCP and a boot server.
operating system images to the client server. It is possible to configure a
single physical server as both a DHCP and a boot server.
For information about setting up a Linux server as a PXE boot server, refer
to the QLogic application note, Setting Up Linux PXE on Server and Client
Systems, which is available at
to the QLogic application note, Setting Up Linux PXE on Server and Client
Systems, which is available at
.
Setting the Client Servers BIOS Boot Order
To set the client servers BIOS boot order:
1.
Set up client servers BIOS boot order to select 8100 Series NIC as the first
boot device in the Boot order/Boot Device priority. The two QLogic UNDI
v1.11 PXE-2 entries are for a dual-port QLogic 8100 Series Adapter
(
boot device in the Boot order/Boot Device priority. The two QLogic UNDI
v1.11 PXE-2 entries are for a dual-port QLogic 8100 Series Adapter
(
).
Figure 6-39. Boot Order in BIOS
2.
Reboot the client system to boot over the network from the PXE boot server.