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Table Of Contents
- 1 Scope
- 2 Normative References
- 3 Terms and Definitions
- 4 Symbols and Abbreviated Terms
- 5 Synopsis
- 6 Description
- 7 Implementation Description
- 8 Methods
- Table 29 – DCIM_FCService.SetAttribute() Method: Return Code Values
- The SetAttributes() method is used to set or change the values of a group of attributes.
- Table 32 – DCIM_FCService.SetAttributes() Method: Return Code Values
- The CreateTargetedConfigJob() method is used to apply the pending values created by the SetAttribute and SetAttributes methods. The successful execution of this method creates a job for application of pending attribute values.
- CreateTargetedConfigJob method supports the following optional input parameters
- 1. RebootJobType: When provided in the input parameters, creates a specific reboot job to “PowerCycle”, “Graceful Reboot without forced shutdown”, or “Graceful Reboot with forced shutdown”. This parameter only creates the RebootJob and does not schedu...
- 2. ScheduledStartTime: When provided in the input parameters, schedules the “configuration job” and the optional “reboot job” at the specified start time. A special value of “TIME_NOW” schedules the job(s) immediately.
- 3. UntilTime: This parameter has a dependency on “ScheduledStartTime”, together “ScheduledStartTime” and “UntilTime” define a time window for scheduling the job(s). Once scheduled, jobs will be executed within the time window.
- If CreateTargetedConfigJob method is executed without the three optional parameters discussed above, then configuration job is created but not scheduled. However, this configuration job can be scheduled later using the DCIM_JobService.SetupJobQueue ()...
- Table 35 – DCIM_FCService.CreateTargetedConfigJob() Method: Return Code Values
- Table 38 – DCIM_FCService.DeletePendingConfiguration() Method: Return Code Values
- 9 Use Cases
- 10 CIM Elements
- 11 Privilege and License Requirement
18 Version 1.0.0
7.3.2 Operations
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The following table lists the implemented operations on DCIM_FCStatistics.
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Table 8 – DCIM_FCStatistics - Operations
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Operation Name
Requirements
Required Input
Get
Mandatory
Instance URI
Enumerate
Mandatory
Class URI
7.3.3 Properties
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The following table details the implemented properties for DCIM_FCStatistics instance representing FC
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port statistics in a system. The “Requirements” column shall denote whether the property is implemented
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(for requirement definitions, see section 3). The “Additional Requirements” column shall denote either
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possible values for the property, or requirements on the value formulation.
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Table 9 – DCIM_FCStatistics - Properties
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Property Name
Requirement
Type
Requirement and description
FQDD
Mandatory
string
A string containing the Fully Qualified Device
Description, a user-friendly name for the object.
InstanceID
Mandatory
string
The property value shall be the FQDD property
value.
FCRxTotalFrames
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents total FC frames received
FCTxTotalFrames
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents total FC frames transmitted
FCRxKBCount
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents receive KB count
FCTxKBCount
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents transmit KB count
FCRxSequences
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents FC sequences received
FCTxSequences
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents FC sequences transmitted
FCLinkFailures
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents link failures
FCLossOfSignals
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents loss of signals
FCInvalidCRCs
Mandatory
uint32
This property represents invalid CRCs
PortSpeed
Mandatory
uint16
This property represents port speed
0 – Unknown
1 – Other
2 – No Link
3 – 2 Gbps
4 – 4 Gbps
5 – 8 Gbps
6 – 16 Gbps
7 – 32 Gbps
PortStatus
Mandatory
uint8
This property represents port status
0 – Unknown
1 – Other
2 – Up
3 – Down