HP Virtual Connect Manager Command Line Interface for c-Class BladeSystem Version 4.20 User Guide

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Item Description
ServerIdEnd
(required if Type is
User-Defined)
The ending serial number in a user-defined range. This property is only valid for
user-defined serial number types.
Examples
->show external-manager
->set external-manager UserName=A17005068 Enabled=false
(where A17005068 is the username reported by the previous command)
->remove external-manager username=A17005068
mactype=User-Defined MacStart=00-17-A4-77-00-00
MacEnd=00-17-A4-77-03-FF wwnType=User-Defined
WwnStart=50:06:0B:00:00:C2:62:00
WwnEnd=50:06:0B:00:00:C2:65:FF serverIdType=User-Defined
serverIdStart=VCX0000000 serverIdEnd=VCX00000ZZ
Displays the username, disables the external manager, and then removes the
external manager and releases the profile control
->remove external-manager UserName=A17005068
Removes only the external management control of the VC Manager
->remove external-manager macType=Factory-Default
wwnType=Factory-Default serverIdType=Factory-Default
Releases only the profile control
->remove external-manager username=A1010345
macType=Factory-Default wwnType=Factory-Default
serverIdType=Factory-Default
Removes the external manager and releases the profile control
Item Description
set external-manager
Enable or disable the control of an existing external manager over the Virtual
Connect domain.
Syntax
set external-manager [-quiet] UserName=<username>
Enabled=<true|false>
Option
quiet
Suppresses user confirmation prompts and is useful when scripting operations
Properties
UserName (required)
A valid external manager user name. The user name can be identified using the
show external-manager
command.
Enabled (required)
Enables or disables the external manager. Valid values include "true" and "false".
Examples
->set external-manager UserName=A17005068 Enabled=false
Disables the external manager
->set external-manager UserName=A17005068 Enabled=true
Enables the external manager
Item Description
show
external-manager
Display the information of an existing external manager.
Syntax
show external-manager
Example
->show external-manager
Displays the information of an existing external manager