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Infortrend RAID Controller Manual

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cursor bar to an item, then press [ENTER]. Choose Yes in the dialog<br />

box that follows to confirm the setting. The default setting is 4.<br />

Number of Tags Reserved for each Host-LUN<br />

Connection:<br />

Each "nexus" has "32" (the default setting) tags reserved. When the<br />

host computer is sending 8 of I/O tags to the controller, and the<br />

controller is too busy to process all, the host might start to send less<br />

than 8 tags during every certain period of time since then. This setting<br />

ensures that the controller will accept at least 32 tags per nexus. The<br />

controller will be able to accept more than that as long as the<br />

controller internal resources allow - if the controller does not have<br />

enough internal resources, at least 32 tags can be accepted per nexus.<br />

Choose “Host-side SCSI Parameters,” then press [ENTER]. Choose<br />

“Number of Tags Reserved for each Host-LUN Connection,” then<br />

press [ENTER]. A list of available selections will appear. Move the<br />

cursor bar to an item, then press [ENTER]. Choose Yes in the dialog<br />

box that follows to confirm the setting.<br />

Maximum Queued I/O Count:<br />

This function allows you to configure the maximum number of I/O<br />

queue the controller can accept from the host computer.<br />

Choose “Host-side SCSI Parameters,” then press [ENTER]. Choose<br />

“Maximum Queued I/O Count,” then press [ENTER]. A list of<br />

available selections will appear. Move the cursor bar to an item, then<br />

press [ENTER]. Choose Yes in the dialog box that follows to confirm<br />

the setting.<br />

Advanced Configurations 10-27

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