Configuration Namespace Registry

The highest ACPI sleep state the system will enter when the suspend button is pressed.

0 - Suspend Disabled

1 - SI (CPU Stop Clock)

2 - S3 (Suspend to RAM)

3 - S4 (Suspend to Disk)

• The worldwide unique iSCSI Qualified Name (IQN) of this iSCSI Initiator. Only IQN format is accepted. EUI format is not supported.
• CHAR8 InitiatorName[]
• Example: “iqn.1986-03.com.hp:init.sn-123456”

Human readable descriptive name for this iSCSI boot attempt configuration

• CHAR8 AttemptName[]
• Example: “iSCSI Attempt 1”

Enables or Disables iSCSI Boot for a selected iSCSI boot attempt

• 0 – iSCSI Boot Disabled
• 1 – iSCSI Boot Enabled
• 2 – iSCSI Boot Enabled for MPIO (Multi Path I/O)

The iSCSI IP Address type. If set to Auto, IPv4 will be attempted first, followed by IPv6.

• 0 = IPv4
• 1 = IPv6
• 2 = Auto

Number of times to retry the iSCSI connection.

• 0 = no retry  
• 1 – 255 = number of retries

The iSCSI ISID in 6-byte OUI-format. Default value are derived from MAC address. Only last 3 bytes are configurable.

• CHAR8 IsId[]
• Example: A default ISID of 0ABBCCDDEEFF can be changed to 0ABBCCF07901 by setting this keyword to “F07901” or “0ABBCCF07901”.

Configure iSCSI Initiator information from DHCP

• 1 –iSCSI Initiator DHCP Config Enabled
• 0 –iSCSI Initiator DHCP Config Disabled

The IP Address of the iSCSI Initiator, if not configured via DHCP. The address needs to be an IPv4 or IPv6 address, depending on the IP Address Type.

• CHAR8 InitiatorIp[]
• Example:

“192.168.0.1”
“2001:4898:000A:1005:95A6:EE6C:BED3:4859”

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The subnet mask of the iSCSI Initiator, if not configured via DHCP. The address needs to be an IPv4.

• CHAR8 Netmask[]
• Example:

“255.255.255.0”

The gateway address of the iSCSI Initiator, if not configured via DHCP. The address needs to be an IPv4 or IPv6 address, depending on the IP Address Type.

• CHAR8 Gateway[]
• Example:

“192.168.0.1”
“2001:4898:000A:1005:95A6:EE6C:BED3:4859”

Configure iSCSI Target information via DHCP

• 1 – DHCP iSCSI Target Config Enabled
• 0 – DHCP iSCSI Target Config Disabled

The worldwide unique iSCSI Qualified Name (IQN) of this iSCSI target, if not obtained from DHCP. Only IQN format is accepted. EUI format is not supported.

• CHAR8 TargetName[]
• Example: “iqn.1991-05.com.microsoft:iscsitarget-iscsidisk-target”

The IP Address of the iSCSI Target, if not obtained from DHCP. The address needs to be an IPv4 or IPv6 address, depending on the IP Address Type.

• CHAR8 TargetIp[]

The iSCSI boot target logical unit number (LUN), if not obtained from DHCP. LUN number is formatted as XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX, where X is a hexadecimal digit.

• CHAR8 Lun[]
• Examples:

“4752-3A4F-6b7e-2F99”
“6734-9-156f-127”
“4186-9”

The iSCSI connection authentication method. This can be None (for no security), or CHAP for Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP).

• 0 = None
• 1 = CHAP

The CHAP authentication type. If configured to One way, the target will authenticate the initiator. If configured to 'Mutual', both the initiator and target will authenticate each other. This is applicable only when the Authentication Method is set to CHAP.

• 0 = One Way
• 1 = Mutual

User name for CHAP authentication from the initiator to the target. This is applicable only when the Authentication Method is set to CHAP.

• CHAR8 ChapName[]
• Example: "Alice"

The password needed for CHAP authentication. This is applicable only when the Authentication Method is set to CHAP.

• CHAR8 ChapSecret[]

User Name for reverse CHAP authentication (from the target to the initiator). This is applicable only when the Authentication Method is set to CHAP, and the CHAP Type is set to Mutual.

• CHAR8 ReverseChapName[]

The password needed for reverse CHAP authentication (from the target to the initiator). This is applicable only when the Authentication Method is set to CHAP, and the CHAP Type is set to Mutual.

• CHAR8 ReverseChapSecret[]

The MAC address selected for the iSCSI Attempt.

• CHAR8 AttemptMac[]
• Example:

“8C:DC:D4:31:3C:7D”
“8C:DC:D4:31:3C:7D\0001”

• The List of iSCSI boot attempt which will be added.
• CHAR8   ISCSIAddAttemptList []
• Example: “attempt:1 attempt:2”

                “attempt:2 attempt:1 attempt:3”

• The List of iSCSI boot attempt which will be deleted.
• CHAR8   ISCSIDeleteAttemptList []
• Example: “attempt:1 attempt:2”

          “attempt:2 attempt:1 attempt:3”

• The new order of iSCSI boot attempts.
• CHAR8   AttemptOrder[]
• Example: “attempt:1 attempt:2 attempt:3”

• Get the current attempt list information
• CHAR8 ISCSIDisplayAttemptList []
• Example: “attempt:1 attempt:2 attempt:3”

• The current available MAC address list specified as a whitespace-separated list which contains no more than 8 elements. The MAC address follows the format: XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, and each ‘X’ represents a hex number.
• CHAR8      MacList[143]
• Example:    “00-21-5D-02-93-AE  00-55-3A-01-22-AC”

• The current selected MAC address which follows the format XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
• CHAR8      CurrentMac[17]
• Example:    “00-21-5D-02-93-AE”

• The current connected wireless network which is identified by SSID and security type with a format as “SSID SecurityType”, separated by whitespace. The format of SSID and SecurityType can be referred from other keywords. String “null” means no networks are currently connected.
• CHAR8      CurrentNetwork[36]
• Example:    “labWlan 0”
• Example:    “null”

• A whitespace-separated list of current available wireless networks. This list contains no more than 16 networks, and each network is represented by its’ network index. The network index is a unique UINT32 integer as the network’s identifier, and starts from 1.
• CHAR8      ScannedNetworkList[175]
• Example:    “19 20 5 27 28 15 12 3”

• The SSID of an available wireless network. The length is less than or equal to 32 octets. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index.
• CHAR8      ScannedSSId[32]
• Example:    “labWlan”

• The security type of an available wireless network, and is represented by an UINT8integer. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index.
• 0     OPEN
• 1     WPAEnterprise
• 2     WPAPersonal
• 3     WPA2Enterprise
• 4     WPA2Personal
• 5     WEP
• 6     Unsupported

• The signal strength of an available wireless network. It is represented by an UINT8 integer , and the value is between 1 and 5 while 5 have the highest signal strength. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index.
• UINT8      Strength
• Example:    “3”

• The password for a secured wireless network to be connected. It is an optional keyword and only need be configured if the password is not configured or configured wrongly in previous setting. The length is in the range of 6 to 20 octets. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index.
• CHAR8      ConnectPassword [20]
• Example:    “12345678”

• Connect to the target network and get a returned status code. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index. The status codes are defined as an UINT8 integerr:
• 0    Connect Success
• 1    Network Not Found
• 2    Connect Error

• Disconnect from the current connected network and get a returned status code. The status codes are defined as an UINT8 integer :
• 0    Disconnect Success
• 1    Disconnect Error

• The current saved wireless network list which contains no more than 16 networks. Each network is represented by its’ network index and divided by whitespace. The order reflects priorities of saved networks. These priorities indicate which network is more preferred to be selected to connect when no networks are connected. Writing this keyword will update networks’ priorities.
• CHAR8      SavedNetworkList[175]
• Example:    “19 20 5 27 28 15 12 3”

• The SSID of a saved network or a new added network. The length is less than or equal to 32 octets. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index when updating a saved network, and 0 when adding a new network.
• CHAR8     SaveSSId[32]
• Example:   “labWlan”

• The security type of a saved network or a new added network, and is represented by an UINT8 number. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index when updating a saved network, and 0 when adding a new network.
• 0     OPEN
• 1     WPAEnterprise
• 2     WPAPersonal
• 3     WPA2Enterprise
• 4     WPA2Personal
• 5     WEP
• 6     Unsupported

• The password of a saved secured network or a new added secured network. The length is in the range of 6 to 20 octets. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index when updating a saved network, and 0 when adding a new network.
• CHAR8      SavedPassword [20]
• Example:    “12345678”

• The auto connect attribute for a saved network or a new added network. System will select a network from saved network list to connect automatically when no networks are connected. This attribute is to indicate if this network is allowed to be connected automatically. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index when updating a saved network, and 0 when adding a new network. The status codes are defined as an UINT8 number:
• 0    Disable Auto Connect
• 1    Enable Auto Connect

• The scan anyway attribute for a saved network or a new added network. System will request some specified hidden networks in scan process. This attribute is to indicate if this network needs to be requested when it is a hidden network. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index when updating a saved network, and 0 when adding a new network. The status codes are defined as an UINT8 number:
• 0    Disable Scan Anyway
• 1    Enable Scan Anyway

• Update a saved network or add a new network to saved network list. The network details should be set through other keywords. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index when updating a saved network, and 0 when adding a new network. The status codes are defined as an UINT8 number:
• 0    Save Network Success
• 1    Save Network Error

• Delete a saved wireless network and get a returned status code. The placeholder “#” needs to be replaced by this network’s network index. The status codes are defined as an UINT8 number:
• 0    Delete Success
• 1    Delete Error