HP Virtual Connect Manager Command Line Interface for c-Class BladeSystem Version 3.01 User Guide

Command line 60
Item Description
Syntax
show systemlog [-Last=<n>] [-First=<n>] [-Pause=<n>]
Options
Last
Display the last n
records. If this option is specified and no value is provided, the
default is the last 10 records.
First
Display the first n records. If this option is specified and no value is provided, the
default is the first 10 records.
Pause
Number of records to be viewed before prompting for key press. Valid values
include numbers between 1 and 40.
Examples
->show systemlog
Displays the entire system log
->show systemlog -pause=8
Displays the system log, eight records at a time
->show systemlog -first=12
Displays the first twelve records from the system log
->show systemlog -last=8
Displays the last eight records from the system log
->show systemlog -last=20 -pause=6
Displays the last twenty records from the system log, six records at a time
To add a remote target, see "add log-target (on page 35)."
uplinkport
Manage interconnect module uplink ports.
Supported actions: add, help, remove, set, show
Item Description
add uplinkport
Add a new uplink port to an existing network or a shared uplink port set.
Syntax
add uplinkport <PortID> [Network=<NetworkName> |
UplinkSet=<UplinkSetName>]
[Speed=<Auto|10Mb|100Mb|1Gb|10Gb|Disabled>]
[Role=<Primary|Secondary>]
Parameter
PortID (required)
The ID of an uplink port to add. The ID is a combination of the enclosure name,
interconnect bay, and port number in a single descriptor. The format of the port ID is
"
<EnclosureID>:<InterconnectBay>:<PortNumber>
".
Properties
Network
(required)
The name of an existing network to which the port is added if the uplink set name has
not been specified.
UplinkSet
(required)
The name of an existing shared uplink port set to which the port is added if the network
name has not been specified.
Speed (optional)
Specifies the port speed for the port (optional). Valid values include "Auto", "10Mb",
"100Mb", "1Gb", "10Gb", and "Disabled". If not specified, the default port speed is
"Auto".
If there is no connector present on the uplink port, only "Auto" and "Disabled" can be
configured as a possible speed. Speed restrictions apply.
Role (optional)
The role played by the port if the connection mode of the network or shared uplink set
is selected as "Failover". The default is "Primary".