Persistent Memory
Use this window to control the system Persistent Memory.
NOTE: The help page may include information about features and values that are not supported on your system. Server Administrator displays only the features and values that are supported on your system.
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NOTE: For more details on user privilege levels, see
Privilege Levels In The Server Administrator GUI.
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Sanitize All NVDIMMs
Cryptographic Erase (if encryption is enabled) and sanitize all persistent memory.
WARNING: All User Data, Configuration Data, and PassPhrase on all NVDIMMs will be cleared if changes are saved when exiting BIOS!
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Persistent Memory
When Non-Volatile DIMM is selected, enables the Persistent Memory Support. When Off is selected, all persistent memory access in operating system is disabled.
Persistent Memory Scrubbing
Set Persistent Memory Scrubbing mode.
- Auto - The system will scrub the persistent memory during POST when multibit errors are detected.
- One Shot: The system will scrub persistent memory during POST on the entire persistent memory range once. Upon next boot, system will go back to "Auto" persistent memory scrub mode.
- Disable - The system will not perform automatically or the entire persistent memory range scrub during POST on every boot.
- Enable - The system will scrub the entire persistent memory range on every boot during POST.
Enable is the default value.
NOTE: Scrubbing persistent memory on the entire persistent memory range could take more than 60 minutes during system POST depending on system memory population.
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