Reference Guide
Format
server create –name string –wwn string,…,string {options}
Options
–folder string
Species a folder for the server. Names that contain spaces must be enclosed in single quotes.
–folderindex integer
Species the server folder index.
–h
Shows help for command options.
–name string
Species the server name. Server names that contain spaces must be enclosed in single quotes.
–notes string
Species optional user notes associated with the server.
–os string
Species the name of the operating system hosted on the server. Names that contain spaces must be enclosed in single quotes.
–osindex integer
Species the index of the operating system hosted on the server.
–WWN string,…,string
Species a globally unique World Wide Name for the requested HBA, or species a list of globally unique World Wide Names delimited by
commas (,).
NOTE
: Storage Center supports use of WWNs and iSCSI Names. iSCSI names may follow iSCSI Qualied Name (IQN) format,
but they are not required to do so.
Examples
Create a server running Windows 2008 by specifying a server name and a single unique HBA name:
server create -name 'server 1' -WWN hba0 -os 'windows 2008'
Create a server running Windows 2008 by specifying a server name and multiple HBA names:
server create -name 'server 1' -WWN 'hba0,hba1,hba2' -os 'windows 2008'
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