Fixes
- Partition Min/Max bandwidth value change made in BIOS is intermittently not retained after reboot
- Minimum bandwidth is not distributed equally between the physical functions when enabling NPAR/NPAR EP
- Server Profile Import fails due to incorrect read/write setting of "iScsiOffloadMode" attribute if NPar mode and NParEP is disabled
- "iSCSI Offload Mode" setting displayed in BIOS on X710 devices that do not support iSCSI offload
- "VFDistribution" attribute in the BIOS should not be writeable when VirtualizationMode is set to NPAR
- X710 devices do not display all partition information correctly in Hardware inventory in iDRAC
- X710 device fails to connect and download files from PXE server via IPv6 in UEFI PXE mode
Enhancements
- Added FW DUP support for Windows 10 x64
- Default value for Virtual FIP MAC address changed to "00:00:00:00:00:00"
- Intel PCI-E 10Gig and 1Gig Family of Server Adapter Drivers
- Intel Ethernet 10G 2P X710-k bNDC
- Intel Ethernet 10G 4P X710 SFP+ rNDC
- Intel Ethernet 10G 4P X710-k bNDC
- Intel Ethernet 10G 4P X710/I350 rNDC
- Intel Ethernet Converged Network Adapter X710 - Dual Port
- Intel Ethernet Converged Network Adapter X710 - Quad Port
The Dell Update Package for Intel Adapter Firmware (FW-DUP) must be used to update Option ROM and EEPROM to version 17.0.12.
NOTE: On systems running Linux, the base driver must be loaded for the Dell FW DUP to function correctly.
NOTE: On Windows, the devices must not be disabled in Device Manager for the firmware DUP to update them.
NOTE: On multi-port cards based on the Intel X710 controller, only one of the port's execution results are written to the log because all ports share the same results.
NOTE: If upgrading X710 adapters via Lifecycle Controller, be sure to upgrade the Lifecycle Controller firmware version to 2.20.20.20 or newer.
NOTE: FW downgrade from FW 17.0.12 to FW 16.5.20 is NOT recommended.
FW downgrade using FW 16.5.20 executable package on an OS will cause the following warning messages to appear at system boot:
"The driver for the device detected a new version of the NVM image than expected. Please install the most recent version of the network driver"
To resolve the warning messages, use Lifecycle Controller to downgrade FW 17.0.12 to FW 16.5.20.
Do one of the following procedures to update the firmware on Intel network adapters:
- Option A: OS Method
1. Run FW DUP 17.0.12 on the supported OS (Windows or Linux)
2. Reboot the system as instructed by the DUP
- Option B: Lifecycle Controller Method
1. Upgrade the Lifecycle Controller firmware to version 2.20.20.20 or newer and reboot
2. Upgrade the Intel network adapters to 17.0.12 via Lifecycle Controller
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