Table 3. System Configuration
Option | Description | |
|
| |
Integrated NIC | Allows you to configure the integrated | |
| network controller. The options are: | |
| • | Disabled |
| • | Enabled (Default Setting) |
USB Controller | Allows you to control the USB controller. The | |
| options are: | |
| • Enable USB Controller (Default | |
|
| Setting) |
| • Disable USB Mass Storage Dev | |
| • | Disable USB Controller |
Serial Port | Identifies and defines the serial port settings. | |
| You can set the serial port to: | |
| • | Disabled |
| • | Auto |
| • | COM1 (Default Setting) |
| • | COM2 |
| • | COM3 |
| • | COM4 |
| NOTE: The operating system may allocate | |
| resources even if the setting is disabled. | |
SATA Operation | Allows you to configure the internal SATA | |
| ||
| • | Disabled |
| • | ATA |
| • | AHCI (Default Setting) |
| NOTE: SATA is configured to support RAID | |
| mode. | |
USB Configuration | Allows you to define the USB configuration. | |
| The options are: | |
| • Enable Boot Support/Front USB Ports/ | |
|
| Rear USB Ports/USB3 Ports |
SMART Reporting | This field controls if the hard drive errors for | |
| the integrated drives are reported during | |
| system startup. This technology is part of the | |
| SMART (Self Monitoring Analysis and | |
| Reporting Technology) specification. | |
• Enable SMART Reporting - This option is disabled by default.
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