Mirror Configuration
Item | Options | Description |
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Mirror Fail-Over |
| Enables or disables Mirror Fail-over. When [Enabled] is selected, one uncorrectable memory error which is persistent triggers mirror failover. When [Disabled] is selected, mirror failover is skipped even one uncorrectable memory which is persistent occurs. This feature takes effect only when Full Mirror or Partial Mirror is enabled |
Configuration Made From OS | N/A | Displays state of mirroring configuration that is made form OS (operating system) utility. When a definition is found, you can use Delete Configuration Made From OS to clear it. |
Mirror Below 4GB | N/A | Displays the mirroring configuration of memory below 4 GB.. |
Partial Mirror Ratio In Basis Points | N/A | Configures mirroring ratio for the memory above 4GB in basis points. The valid range is 1 – 5000. e.g. 1275 represent 12.75%. |
Delete Configuration Made From OS | N/A | Removes mirroring configuration that is made from operating system utility. System reboot is required for changes to take effect. Note This feature is available only when the mirroring is configured. |
Configuration Made From UEFI | N/A | Displays state of mirroring configuration that is made by UEFI utility. In case of a conflict with the configuration values from OS, the values from OS will take precedence. |
Full Mirror |
| Reduces 50% of the total available system memory. This feature does not support DDR5 DIMMs (9x4). |
Partial Mirror |
| Partial mirroring reduces the available system memory by percentage of up to 50% per processor. The percentage is set by Note
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Mirror Below 4GB |
| Mirrors all available system memory below 4GB. Note This feature appears only when Partial Mirror is set to [Enabled]. |
Partial Mirror Ratio In Basis Points | 200 | Configures mirroring ratio for the memory above 4GB in basis points. The valid range is 1 – 5000. e.g. 1275 represent 12.75%. Note This feature appears only when Partial Mirror is set to [Enabled]. |