What are the proper settings to use for Quadro 2100M on WS60 workstation

Hello,
I have a WS60 Workstation. When going through the settings for physix and others I noticed that the Nvidia card has no ports assigned to it.
How do I ensure that the laptop is indeed using the quadro card?
Thanks

For the Optimus structure, NVIDIA graphics is doing the rendering but it's Intel Graphics which is showing the rendered graphics on the screen. This is why you didn't see NVIDIA Graphics is connecting with any displays.
You can check the power button light, it will light orange when the dedicated graphics is in used.
(White color shows it's using the integrated graphics)

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