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Sun InfiniBand Dual Port 4x QDR PCIe Low Profile Host Channel Adapter M2

User's Guide

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Document Information

Using This Documentation

Product Notes

Related Documentation

Feedback

Access to Oracle Support

Installing the Adapter

Install the Adapter

Adapter Features

Adapter Specifications

InfiniBand Interface

PCI Express Interface

LEDs and Ports

I2C Compatible Interface

Node GUID

Hardware and Software Requirements

Hot-Swap the Adapter (Oracle Solaris)

Installing InfiniBand Software on the Oracle Solaris OS

InfiniBand Software for Oracle Solaris 10

Download the Firmware Flash Update Tool for IB-HCAs (Oracle Solaris 10)

Verify the Installation (Oracle Solaris)

Update the Firmware (Oracle Solaris)

InfiniBand Devices on the Oracle Solaris 10 OS

Installing InfiniBand Software on Linux

InfiniBand Software for Linux

Acquire the BXOFED Software (Linux)

Install the BXOFED Software (Linux)

Internet Protocol Over InfiniBand (Linux)

Verify the Installation (Linux)

Replacing a Short Bracket With a Tall Bracket

Remove the Short Bracket From the Adapter

Assemble and Install a Tall Bracket

Glossary

Index

InfiniBand Software for Oracle Solaris 10

InfiniBand is a network architecture for the large-scale interconnection of computing and I/O nodes through a high-speed switched fabric. To operate InfiniBand on a Sun server, you need an InfiniBand HCA (the adapter) and an InfiniBand software stack.

InfiniBand software is bundled with the Oracle Solaris 10 OS. The package containing the device driver for the adapter is SUNWhermon. The driver name is hermon.

For details about InfiniBand software supported in Oracle Solaris 10 releases, refer to the following documents in the Solaris 10 Release and Installation Collection available at http://docs.sun.com:

The InfiniBand software stack, consisting of the upper-layer protocols and transport framework, is included in all of the Solaris software groups described in the Solaris Installation Guide. The SUNWhermon package is included in the Entire+OEM, Entire, and Developer software groups. If you are not using any of these groups, you must explicitly add the SUNWhermon package during initial installation. If you are not installing software, use the pkgadd(1) utility to add the package prior to using the adapter.

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