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The creation of per user namespace objects is charged to the user in the user namespace who created the object and who verified to be below the per user limit in that user namespace. The creation of such objects happens in user namespaces and is also charged to all users who created user namespaces.

This recursive counting of created objects ensures that creating a user namespace does not allow a user to exceed their current limits. By default, disabled on the bit AMD and Intel architecture due to early mapping size limitation.

This option turns off this feature. Default is 1. The default value is 0 no limit. PART I. To perform an in-place upgrade, use the Preupgrade Assistant, a utility that checks the system for upgrade issues before running the actual upgrade, and that also provides additional scripts for the Red Hat Upgrade Tool.

When you have solved all the problems reported by the Preupgrade Assistant, use the Red Hat Upgrade Tool to upgrade the system. BZ Cloud-init is a tool that handles early initialization of a system using metadata provided by the environment.

It is typically used to configure servers booting in a cloud environment, such as OpenStack or Amazon Web Services. Note that the cloud-init package has not been updated since the latest version provided through the Red Hat Common channel. The image is now fully supported. When authenticating with a smart card to a desktop client system enrolled in an Identity Management IdM domain, users receive a valid Kerberos ticket-granting ticket TGT if the authentication was successful.

BZ , BZ When using smart card authentication, users with multiple accounts were not able to log in to all of these accounts with the same smart card certificate. For example, a user with a personal account and a functional account such as a database administrator account was able to log in only to the personal account. With this update, SSSD no longer requires certificates to be uniquely mapped to a single user.

As a result, users can now log in to different accounts with a single smart card certificate. New packages: keycloak-httpd-client-install The keycloak-httpd-client-install packages provide various libraries and tools that can automate and simplify the configuration of Apache httpd authentication modules when registering as a Red Hat Single Sign-On RH-SSO, also called Keycloak federated Identity Provider IdP client.

The python-requests-oauthlib package: This package provides the OAuth library support for the python-requests package, which enables python-requests to use OAuth for authentication. The python-oauthlib package: This package is a Python library providing OAuth authentication message creation and consumption. It is meant to be used in conjunction with tools providing message transport. The service is included in the sssd-kcm subpackage. When the kcm service is installed, you can configure the Kerberos library to use a new credential cache type named KCM.

When the KCM credential cache type is configured, the sssd-kcm service manages the credentials. With KCM, you can share credential caches between containers on demand, based on mounting the UNIX socket on which the kcm service listens.

With KCM, you can run the kcm service only in selected containers. AD users can log in to the web UI to access their self-service page Previously, Active Directory AD users were only able to authenticate using the kinit utility from the command line. The self-service page displays the information from the AD users' ID override.

With this update, SSSD supports configuring certain parameters for trusted AD domains in the same way as the joined domain. As a result, you can set individual settings for trusted domains, such as the domain controller that SSSD communicates with. For example, if the main IdM domain name is ipa.

SSSD supports user and group lookups and authentication with short names in AD environments Previously, the System Security Services Daemon SSSD supported user names without the domain component, also called short names, for user and group resolution and authentication only when the daemon was joined to a standalone domain.

Now, you can use short names for these purposes in all SSSD domains in these environments:. The output format of all commands is always fully-qualified even when using short names. This feature is enabled by default after you set up a domain's resolution order list in one of the following ways listed in order of preference :. Authentication and authorization through the plugabble authentication module PAM interface BZ SSSD introduces the sssctl user-checks command, which checks basic SSSD functionality in a single operation The sssctl utility now includes a new command named user-checks.

The sssctl user-checks command helps debug problems in applications that use the System Security Services Daemon SSSD as a back end for user lookup, authentication, and authorization. The displayed data shows whether the user is authorized to log in using the system-auth pluggable authentication module PAM service. Additional options accepted by sssctl user-checks check authentication or different PAM services. This enables SSSD to store secrets in its local database or to forward them to a remote Custodia server.

The command generates a list of records in a format accepted by the nsupdate utility. IdM supports flexible mapping mechanisms for linking smart card certificates to user accounts Previously, the only way to find a user account corresponding to a certain smart card in Identity Management IdM was to provide the whole smart card certificate as a Baseencoded DER string.

With this update, it is possible to find a user account also by specifying attributes of the smart card certificates, not just the certificate string itself. For example, the administrator can now define matching and mapping rules to link smart card certificates issued by a certain certificate authority CA to a user account in IdM.

Improved security of DNS lookups and robustness of service principal lookups in Identity Management The Kerberos client library no longer attempts to canonicalize host names when issuing ticket-granting server TGS requests. This feature improves:. Security because DNS lookups, which were previously required during canonicalization, are no longer performed. Robustness of service principal lookups in more complex DNS environments, such as clouds or containerized applications.

Make sure you specify the correct fully qualified domain name FQDN in host and service principals. Due to this change in behavior, Kerberos does not attempt to resolve any other form of names in principals, such as short names.

Samba now verifies the ID mapping configuration before the winbindd service starts. If the configuration is invalid, winbindd fails to start. Previously, the default value of the rpc server dynamic port range parameter was With this update, the default has been changed to and now matches the range used in Windows Server and later.

Update your firewall rules if necessary. SMB 2. SMB leasing enables clients to aggressively cache files. The event subcommand has been added to the ctdb utility for interacting with event scripts.

Samba automatically updates its tdb database files when the smbd, nmbd, or winbind daemon starts. Back up the databases files before starting Samba. Note that Red Hat does not support downgrading tdb database files. For further information about notable changes, read the upstream release notes before updating. When the option is enabled, the configured account will be locked for 20 minutes after four consecutive failed login attempts within a minute interval.

Improved performance of the IdM server The Identity Management IdM server has a higher performance across many of the common workflows and setups. These improvements include:. Vault performance has been increased by reducing the round trips within the IdM server management framework. The IdM server management framework has been tuned to reduce the time spent in internal communication and authentication. The Directory Server connection management has been made more scalable with the use of the nunc-stans framework.

On new installations, the Directory Server now auto-tunes the database entry cache and the number of threads based on the hardware resources of the server. The memberOf plug-in performance has been improved when working with large or nested groups. The default session expiration period in the IdM web UI has changed Previously, when the user logged in to the Identity Management IdM web UI using a user name and password, the web UI automatically logged the user out after 20 minutes of inactivity.

With this update, the default session length is the same as the expiration period of the Kerberos ticket obtained during the login operation. The dbmon. To support secure binds, the script now reads the Directory Server instance name from the SERVID environment variable and uses it to retrieve the host name, port, and the information if the server requires a secure connection.

For example, to monitor the slapd-localhost instance, enter:. When the passwordStorageScheme parameter is not set, and you are updating passwords stored in userPassword attributes. When the nsslapd-rootpwstoragescheme parameter is not set, and you are updating the Directory Server manager password set in the nsslapd-rootpw attribute.

Directory Server now uses the tcmalloc memory allocator Red Hat Directory Server now uses the tcmalloc memory allocator. The previously used standard glibc allocator required more memory, and in certain situations, the server could run out of memory.

Using the tcmalloc memory allocator, Directory Server now requires less memory, and the performance increased. Directory Server now uses the nunc-stans framework The nunc-stans event-based framework has been integrated into Directory Server. Previously, the performance could be slow when many simultaneous incoming connections were established to Directory Server. With this update, the server is able to handle a significantly larger number of connections without performance degradation.

Improved performance of the Directory Server memberOf plug-in Previously, when working with large or nested groups, plug-in operations could take a long time. With this update, the performance of the Red Hat Directory Server memberOf plug-in has been improved. As a result, the memberOf plug-in now adds and removes users faster from groups. Previously, it was difficult to distinguish the severity of entries in the error log file.

With this enhancement, administrators can use the severity level to filter the error log. The scheme uses 30, iterations to apply the bit secure hash algorithm SHA Therefore, you cannot use this password scheme in a replication topology with previous Directory Server versions. Improved auto-tuning support in Directory Server Previously, you had to monitor the databases and manually tune settings to improve the performance. With this update, Directory Server supports optimized auto-tuning for:.

Auto-tuning is now automatically enabled by default if you install a new Directory Server instance. On instances upgraded from earlier versions, Red Hat recommends to enable auto-tuning. For details, see:. This parameter accepts boolean values, and is set to true by default. This option is useful in cases where certificate issuance takes a very long time and connections are being closed automatically after being idle for too long.

As a result, this enhancement increases the security and complies the Common Criteria certification requirements. CC-compliant algorithms available for encryption operations Common Criteria requires that encryption and key-wrapping operations are performed using approved algorithms. This update modifies encryption and decryption in the KRA to use approved AES encryption and wrapping algorithms in the transport and storage of secrets and keys.

This update required changes in both the server and client software. In certain circumstances, the displayed menu items did not match components actually accessible by the user. With this update, the System menu in the TPS user interface only displays menu items based on the target. These parameters can be modified in the instance CS. Consequently, the request ID showed up as undefined. This update adds an option to remove the LDAP entry for the signing certificate at the end of the pkispawn process.

This entry is then re-created in the subsequent LDIF import. Now, the request ID and other fields show up correctly if the signing entry is removed and re- added in the LDIF import. The correct parameters to add are X represents the serial number of the signing certificate being imported, in decimal :. Certificate System now supports externally authenticated users Previously, you had to create users and roles in Certificate System.

With this enhancement, you can now configure Certificate System to admit users authenticated by an external identity provider. Additionally, you can use realm-specific authorization access control lists ACLs. As a result, it is no longer necessary to create users in Certificate System. Certificate System now supports enabling and disabling certificate and CRL publishing Prior to this update, if publishing was enabled in a certificate authority CA , Certificate System automatically enabled both certificate revocation list CRL and certificate publishing.

Consequently, on servers that did not have certificate publishing enabled, error messages were logged. As a result, you can set the sub-tree from which the plug-in loads ACLs. This is required to store the state if multiple agents must approve the request. However, if the request is processed immediately and only one agent must approve the request, storing the state is not required. To improve performance, you can now set the kra.

Section headers in PKI deployment configuration file are no longer case sensitive The section headers such as [Tomcat] in the PKI deployment configuration file were previously case-sensitive. This behavior increased the chance of an error while providing no benefit.

Starting with this release, section headers in the configuration file are case-insensitive, reducing the chance of an error occurring. Previously, the client and server code used a fixed IV in this scenario. They can be used to assist with migration from an older stack configuration to a newer configuration that leverages Pacemaker. The clufter tool, previously available as a Technology Preview, is now fully supported. For information on the capabilities of clufter, see the clufter 1 man page or the output of the clufter -h command.

The clufter packages have been upgraded to upstream version 0. Among the notable updates are the following:. When converting CMAN-based configuration into the analogous configuration for a Pacemaker stack with the ccs2pcs family of commands, some resources related configuration bits previously lost in processing such as maximum number of failures before returning a failure to a status check are now propagated correctly. When producing pcs commands with the cib2pcs and pcs2pcscmd families of clufter commands, proper finalized syntax is now used for the alert handlers definitions, for which the default behavior of single-step push of the configuration changes is now respected.

When producing pcs commands, the clufter tool now supports a preferred ability to generate pcs commands that will update only the modifications made to a configuration by means of a differential update rather than a pushing a wholesale update of the entire configuration.

Likewise when applicable, the clufter tool now supports instructing the pcs tool to configure user permissions ACLs. For this to work across the instances of various major versions of the document schemas, clufter gained the notion of internal on-demand format upgrades, mirroring the internal mechanics of pacemaker.

Similarly, clufter is now capable of configuring the bundle feature. In any script-like output sequence such as that produced by the ccs2pcscmd and pcs2pcscmd families of clufter commands, the intended shell interpreter is now emitted as a first, commented line as also understood directly by the operating system in order to clarify where Bash rather than a mere POSIX shell is expected.

This might have been misleading under some circumstances in the past. The clufter tool now properly detects interactive use on a terminal so as to offer more convenient representation of the outputs, and also provides better diagnostics for some previously neglected error conditions. This feature provides the ability to configure a separate quorum device QDevice which acts as a third-party arbitration device for the cluster.

Its primary use is to allow a cluster to sustain more node failures than standard quorum rules allow. A quorum device is recommended for. This feature, previously available as a Technology Preview, allows you to configure multiple high availability clusters in separate sites that communicate through a distributed service to coordinate management of resources.

The Booth ticket manager facilitates a consensus-based decision process for individual tickets that ensure that specified resources are run at only one site at a time, for which a ticket has been granted. This allows you to enable fencing by means of a shared block-device in addition to fencing by means of a watchdog device, which had previously been supported.

SBD is not supported on Pacemaker remote nodes. This allows users to set up a cluster with encrypted corosync communication in a not entirely trusted environment. New commands for supporting and removing remote and guest nodes Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.

These commands replace the pcs cluster remote-node add and pcs cluster remote-node remove commands, which have been deprecated. In previous releases, pcsd could bind to all interfaces, a situation that is not suitable for some users. By default, pcsd binds to all interfaces. New option to the pcs resource unmanage command to disable monitor operations Even when a resource is in unmanaged mode, monitor operations are still run by the cluster.

That may cause the cluster to report errors the user is not interested in as those errors may be expected for a particular use case when the resource is unmanaged.

The pcs resource unmanage command now supports the --monitor option, which disables monitor operations when putting a resource into unmanaged mode. Additionally, the pcs resource manage command also supports the --monitor option, which enables the monitor operations when putting a resource back into managed mode.

Support for regular expressions in pcs command line when configuring location constraints pcs now supports regular expressions in location constraints on the command line. These constraints apply to multiple resources based on the regular expression matching resource name. This simplifies cluster management as one constraint may be used where several were needed before.

Specifying nodes in fencing topology by a regular expression or a node attribute and its value It is now possible to specify nodes in fencing topology by a regular expression applied on a node name and by a node attribute and its value.

For example, the following commands configure nodes node1, node2, and node3 to use fence devices apc1 and apc2, and nodes node4, node5, and node6 to use fence devices apc3 and apc4. NodeUtilization agent can detect the system parameters of available CPU, host memory availability, and hypervisor memory availability and add these parameters into the CIB. You can run the agent as a clone resource to have it automatically populate these parameters on each node.

For information on the NodeUtilization resource agent and the resource options for this agent, run the pcs resource describe NodeUtilization command. Notable enhancements include:. A new client tool pcp2influxdb has been added to allow export of performance metric values to the influxdb database. New client tools pcp-mpstat and pcp-pidstat have been added to allow retrospective analysis of mpstat and pidstat values.

New performance metrics have been added for device mapper, Ceph devices, cpusched cgroups, per-processor soft IRQs, buddyinfo, zoneinfo, shared memory, libvirt, same- page-sharing, lio, Redis, and Docker.

Additional performance metrics from several subsystems are now available for a variety of PCP analysis tools. Notable changes include:. A new option --ignore-range-below-sp has been added to the memcheck tool to ignore memory accesses below the stack pointer. The cost of instrumenting code blocks for the most common use case, the memcheck tool on the AMD64 and Intel 64 architectures, has been reduced. Performance has been improved for debugging programs which discard a lot of instruction address ranges of 8KB or less.

New package: unitsofmeasurement The unitsofmeasurement package enables expressing units of measurement in Java code. With the new API for units of measurement, handling of physical quantities is easier and less error-prone.

The package's API is efficient in use of memory and resources. Customers using the file-based configuration are not affected. In addition, all current macros have been extended to improve support for pre-release version of packages. These events provide additional performance monitoring information for advanced users. ALUA to configure preferences for how to use the paths in a non-uniform, preferential way.

With this update, you can use the targetcli command shell to configure the ALUA operation. Notably, interfaces have been added to support the clevis, tang and jose applications. A new compatibility environmental variable for egrep and fgrep In an earlier grep rebase, the egrep and fgrep commands were replaced by grep -E and grep -F respectively. This change could affect customer scripts because only grep was shown in the outupt of the ps command.

To preserve showing egrep and fgrep in ps output, set the variable to This package contains libraries that were previously available in Perl 4 but were removed from Perl 5. In the previous release, these libraries were provided in a Perl subpackage through the Optional channel. This option changes the behavior of tar when it encounters a symlink with the same name as the directory that it is about to extract.

By default, tar would first remove the symlink and then proceed extracting the directory. The --keep-directory-symlink option disables this behavior and instructs tar to follow symlinks to directories when extracting from the archive. Note that these values are case-sensitive. To restrict TLS version to 1. With this update, wget has been enhanced to allow the user to explicitly select the TLS.

The option to set capture direction for tcpdump changed from -P to -Q Previously, the tcpdump utility in Red Hat Enterprise Linux used the -P option to set the capture direction, while the upstream version used -Q. The -Q option has been implemented and is now preferred.

The -P option retains the previous function as an alias of -Q, but displays a warning. The networking plug-in no longer crashes when a network name contains the single quote character '. The foreman-debug plug-in is now run with a longer timeout to prevent incomplete foreman-debug information collected. With uReports enabled, developers are promptly notified about application issues and are able to fix bugs and resolve problems faster. Previously, when a Ruby application was using Bundler to manage its dependencies and an error occurred, an incorrect logic was used to load components of the Ruby ABRT handler.

The loading logic has been fixed, and the Ruby application errors are now correctly handled and reported using ABRT. It parses both requests and responses. The parser is designed to be used in applications managing HTTP performance. It does not make any syscalls or allocations, it does not buffer data, and it can be interrupted at any time.

Depending on your architecture, it only requires about 40 bytes of data per message stream. As a result, performance of some applications can be improved.

Developers are advised to use profiling to decide whether enabling of this feature improves performance for their applications. As a result, management of centralized user access control and group membership across multiple hosts is now easier. As a result, performance while loading these libraries has improved.

The option --symbols of the eu-readelf utility now allows selecting the section for displaying symbols. The previous name is still accepted. This change retains binary compatibility on all platforms supported by Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The warnings do not have to be explicitly activated using the -W option. To use Bison extensions with the autoconf utility versions 2. The BFD library is used by the objdump tool.

As a consequence, objdump became significantly slower when producing a mixed listing of source code and disassembly. Performance of the BFD library has been improved. As a result, producing a mixed listing with objdump is faster. As a result, users of ethtool can inspect the Fujitsu Extended Socket Network Device driver more comfortably. Notably, support for features added to the Java language in version 8 has been completed.

As a result, compilation of Java code using Java 8 features no longer fails. This includes cases where code not using Java 8 features referenced code using these features, such as system classes provided by the Java Runtime Environment. Notably, the former problem with an infinite loop while parsing regular expressions has been fixed. Applications using Rhino that previously encountered this bug now function correctly. Tests that make no sense in container context, such as partitioning, has been set to the not applicable value, and containers can be now scanned with a selected security policy.

In many applications, support for a standard dialog to document keyboard shortcuts. Improvements to several setting panels printer, mouse, touchpad, keyboard shortcuts. The xorg-xdrv-libinput driver has been added to the X.

Org input drivers The xorg-xdrv-libinput X. Org driver is a wrapper driver for the low-level libinput library. This update adds the driver to the X.

Org input drivers. After you install xorg-xdrv-libinput, it is possible to remove the xorg-xdrv-synaptics driver and get access to some of the improved input device handling offered by libinput. Previously the defaults were xfvideo-nouveau and xfvideo-intel for nVidia and Intel hardware respectively.

This release reflects that change. The ability to go back in the hierarchy has moved to the path shown in the header-bar. You can now add mount point sections to the autofs configuration for amd format mounts, in the same way automount points are configured in amd, without the need to also add a corresponding entry to the master map.

As a result, you can avoid having incompatible master map entries in the autofs master map within shared multi-vendor environments. The browsable and utimeout map options of amd type auto map entries can also be used. To make searching logs easier, autofs now provides identifiers of mount request log entries For busy sites, it can be difficult to identify log entries for specific mount attempts when examining mount problems. The entries are often mixed with other concurrent mount requests and activities if the log recorded a lot of activity.

Now, you can quickly filter entries for specific mount requests if you enable adding a mount request log identifier to mount request log entries in the autofs configuration. Live migration is not supported due to the real-time requirements of High Availability HA clustering. The maximum node limit of 4 nodes on IBM z Systems still applies. Notably, this update provides:. NFS server now supports limited copy-offload The NFS server-side copy feature now allows the NFS client to copy file data between two files that reside on the same file system on the same NFS server without the need to transmit data back and forth over the network through the NFS client.

Note that the NFS protocol also allows copies between different file systems or servers, but the Red Hat Enterprise Linux implementation currently does not support such operations. Note that you need version 1. If a value is found, it is used as the NFS domain. With this update, NFSv4. If you have already specified the mount protocol minor version, this update causes no change in behavior. This update causes a change in behavior if you have specified NFSv4 without a specific minor version, provided the server supports NFSv4.

If the server only supports NFSv4. You can retain the original behavior by specifying 0 as the minor version:. Setting nfs-utils configuration options has been centralized in nfs.

Each nfs-utils program can read the configuration directly from the file, so you no longer need to use the systemctl restart nfs-config. For more information, see the nfs. Locking performance for NFSv4. This update improves the locking performance for contented locks on NFSv4. Note that the performance might not improve for longer lock contention times. As a result, hardware utility tools now correctly identify recently released hardware.

As a result, the touch screen can be properly used when running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 on these machines. It is necessary to install the proper firmware or microcode for the card provided by the linux-firmware package.

The Polaris architecture is based on the Arctic Islands chipsets. Netronome NFP devices are supported With this update, the nfp driver has been added to the Linux kernel.

The queued spinlocks have been implemented into the Linux kernel This update has changed the spinlock implementation in the kernel from ticket spinlocks to queued. The queued spinclocks are more scalable than the ticket spinlocks.

The performance now increases more linearly with increasing number of the CPUs. Note that because of this change in the spinlock implementation, kernel modules built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 might not be loadable on kernels from earlier releases. Notably, this update changes the soname of the provided libraries: librtas. Enable latest nVidia cards in Nouveau This update includes enablement code to ensure that higher end nVidia cards based on the Pascal platform work correctly.

EKR is an external device that allows you to access shortcuts, menus and commands. The tpm2-tss package adds the Intel implementation of the TPM 2. This library enables programs to interact with TPM 2.

The tpm2-tools package adds a set of utilities for management and utilization of TPM 2. This package allows users to interact with TPM 2. Using the --chunksize parameter overrides the default one. As a result, the new chunk size can prevent a negative performance impact the default value might have.

You can now view IPoIB interface status information and change interface configuration. The scripts can be used to collect logs automatically for further examination. Anaconda can now wait for network to become available before starting the installation In some environments, the first DHCP request can be expected to fail.

Previously, the first DHCP failure caused Anaconda to proceed with the installation, which could cause problems especially with automatic installations where a connection could not be set up manually later. This update introduces a new Anaconda boot option, inst. The installation will continue once a connection is established, or after the specified time interval has passed. Multiple network locations of stage2 or Kickstart files can be specified to prevent installation failure This update enables the specification of multiple inst.

This avoids the situation in which the requested files cannot be reached and the installation fails because the contacted server with the stage2 or the Kickstart file is inaccessible. With the new update, the installation failure can be avoided if multiple locations are specified. If there is a location that is not a URL, only the last specified location is tried. The remaining locations are ignored.

Loading driver disks from hard disk drives and USBs enabled This update enables loading driver disks from a hard disk drive or a similar device instead of loading them over the network or from initrd.

The installation can proceed either using the kickstart or the boot options. In both the kickstart and the boot options, replace DD with a specific label and replace dd. Use anything supported by the inst. Do not use non-alphanumeric characters in the argument specifying the LABEL of the kickstart driverdisk command. If you use the logvol --thinpool --grow command in a Kickstart file, the thin pool will grow to the maximum possible size, which means no space will be left for it in the volume group to grow.

UCP Advisor supports OS provisioning of bare metal servers for the operating system OS types listed in the following table with the additional driver package as part of the image. This capability enables the management of custom BIOS settings on the server and deployment of operating systems on the indicated server models with the option to use Hitachi Ops Center Automator for a customized workflow.

This deployment ensures a consistent and responsive user experience in the UCP Advisor user interface. UCP Advisor does not initially oversubscribe the reserved resources. However, as the system grows, more resources are required. With ClearLink, you can now pinpoint faulty cables and optics in minutes versus hours. End-to-end data protection with hardware parity, CRC, ECC, and other advanced error checking and correcting algorithms, which ensures that data is safe from corruption.

Emulex AutoPilot Installer automates the HBA installation process and reduces time to deployment and administrative costs. Automated installation and configuration of driver and management tools simplifies deployment of multiple adapters within Windows environments.

A single installation of driver and management application eliminates multiple reboots and ensures that each component is installed correctly and the HBA is ready to use. Powerful automation capabilities facilitate remote driver parameter, firmware, and boot code upgrades. In addition to the GUI interface, management functions can also be performed through a scriptable command-line interface CLI and a web browser.

Table 3. Table 4. Table 5. Related product families Product families related to this document are the following: Host Bus Adapters.