
Table 3: LPFC.conf Parameters (Continued)
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| Controller | Description and Values: This is the  | |||||
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 | is set to 1. This driver property is ignored when  | ||||
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 | format of this property is: | 
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 | "LWWN:ktype:klength:key:RWWN:ktype:klength:key" | ||||
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 | LWWN: The WWPN of the local entity, i.e. HBA port. Use the form of | ||||
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 | NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN, where NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN is a 16 digit | ||||
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 | representation of the host port WorldWide Port Name. Or use | ||||
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 | 0000000000000000 to refer to local port WWPN. | ||||
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 | ktype: The key type. The valid type could be ASCII text format represented | ||||
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 | by 0001, or binary format (Hexidecimal input) represented by 0002, or 0003 | ||||
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 | ignored. When 0003 is used, the corresponding klength and key are | ||||
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 | ignored. The format is 4 digit. | 
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 | klength: The length of the key in bits. The length is represented by | ||||
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 | hexidecimal format. For example: 32 bytes of key are represented by 0100. | ||||
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 | The maximum size of key is 128 bytes. The minimum size of key is 16 bytes. | ||||
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 | RWWN: The WWPN of the remote entity, i.e. Fabric controller or any remote | ||||
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 | Nport. Use the form of NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN, where | ||||
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNis a 16 digit representation of the Fabric
Controller or Nport FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF as generic remote fabric port WWPN.
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 | key: The key associated with local entity or remote entity. For example, 16 | |||||
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 | bytes of key with ASCII type: aabbccddeeffgghh. 16 bytes of key with binary | |||||
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 | type:61616262636364646565666667676868. | 
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 | You can use  | |||||
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 | authentication keys. Any valid setup in this way will overwrite the  | |||||
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| automap | Controller | 1 | 0=Off | 1=On | No | 
 | Automatically assign SCSI | 
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 | IDs to FCP targets detected. If | 
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 | HBA port. If FCP devices are | 
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| The HBAnyware Utility User Manual | Page 62 | 
