HP Virtual Connect Manager Command Line Interface for c-Class BladeSystem Version 4.01 User Guide

Configuring the Virtual Connect domain using the CLI 161
network access group. Similarly, if you create a new network and assign it to NetGroup1 but not to the
Default network access group, then a profile that uses the Default network access group cannot use the new
network.
To create a network access group, use the add network-access-group command:
>add network-access-group MyGroupName
The network access group name must be unique within the data center, and can be up to 64 characters
without spaces or special characters except for ".", "-", and "_".
Modifying network access groups
To modify network access groups, use the set network-access-group command:
>set network-access-group NetGroup1 Name=NewNetGroupName
• To add additional network members to the network access group, use the add nag-network
command:
>add nag-network nag=NetGroup1 network=Net3,Net4,Net5
• To remove specified network members from the network access group, use the remove nag-network
command:
>remove nag-network nag=NetworkGroup1 network=Net4,Net5
Displaying network access groups
To display network access groups, use the show network-access-group command:
• Summary for all network access groups
>show network-access-group
• Details for all network access groups
>show network-access-group *
• Details for a network access group
>show network-access-group MyGroupName
To display the members of network access groups, use the show nag-network command:
>show nag-network *
Creating an Ethernet network
To create a new Ethernet network, use the add network command:
>add network MyNetworkName
The network name must be unique within the data center, and can be up to 64 characters without spaces or
special characters.
Modifying Ethernet network properties
To modify Ethernet network properties, use the set network command:
>set network MyNetworkName state=enabled name=NewName smartlink=enabled
ConnectionMode=Auto LacpTimer=Domain-Default
Displaying Ethernet networks
To display Ethernet network properties, use the show network command: