HP Virtual Connect Manager Command Line Interface for c-Class BladeSystem Version 3.51/3.60 User Guide Abstract This document contains user information for the HP Virtual Connect Manager version 3.51/3.60 CLI. This document is for the person who installs, administers, and troubleshoots servers and storage systems. HP assumes you are qualified in the servicing of computer equipment and trained in recognizing hazards in products with hazardous energy levels.
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Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 6 What's new .............................................................................................................................................. 6 Changes from VC 3.30 to 3.51 ........................................................................................................ 6 Virtual Connect overview.........................................
loop-protect .................................................................................................................................. 52 mac-cache .................................................................................................................................... 53 nag-network .................................................................................................................................. 54 network .................................................................
Common management operations ........................................................................................................... 147 Port status conditions ............................................................................................................................. 148 Resetting the Virtual Connect Manager ..................................................................................................... 149 Support and other resources .............................................
Introduction What's new The command line interface user guide contains the following changes for VC 3.51: • The output for the show server-port command has been updated. Changes from VC 3.30 to 3.51 Command Changes Virtual Connect 3.30 Virtual Connect 3.51 show server-port This command now shows the link status for FlexNIC ports. The profile column has been removed. The profile associated with the FlexNIC ports is now displayed as part of the physical port information.
servers. Virtual Connect cleanly separates server enclosure administration from LAN and SAN administration. VCM is embedded on the VC-Enet module. You can access VCM through a web-based GUI or CLI. The Onboard Administrator provides a web link to the Virtual Connect GUI. The VC modules support the HP BladeSystem c7000 Enclosure, the HP BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure, and all the server blades and networks contained within the enclosure.
Multi-enclosure double-dense domains require similar and compatible VC-FC modules in bays 5, 6, 7, and 8 in all enclosures if FC connectivity is required. If a multi-enclosure double-dense configuration contains incompatible VC-FC modules in bays 5, 6, 7, or 8 in the local or remote enclosures, some or all of the compatible VC-FC modules in the remote enclosures might be designated INCOMPATIBLE after import.
Some commands require that a parameter be specified, for example, the add user command. The required parameter is the user name (add user jake), and if the username is not provided, an error message displays indicating that a required parameter is missing. Options Options enable users to control certain behavior characteristics available during the command execution. Some examples of options include controlling output format and specifying a quiet mode to suppress interactive prompts.
add profile Profile1 add network Network1 add uplinkset UplinkSet1 Example 2: Sample commands using command batching add profile Profile1;add network Network1;add uplinkset UplinkSet1 Supporting comments and blank lines in CLI scripts The CLI supports command scripts that contain blank lines and comments. Support for comments and blank lines enables you to maintain descriptive notes within the configuration script. The following sample script illustrates a CLI script that contains this type of formatting.
# Assign a profile to a device bay assign profile MyProfile enc0:1 # Done!!! Unassigning multiple profiles The unassign profile command includes the ability to unassign multiple profiles from device bays with a single command. The following example illustrates four server profiles being unassigned from device bays with a single CLI command. If an operation fails on one of the device bays, an error message appears for that server or device bay, but the remaining operations continue.
In some cases, you might want to write automated scripts that execute a single command at a time. These scripts can be used to batch several commands in a single script file from the SSH client. See the example of how to use the non-interactive mode for CLI command execution below. In the example, the primary VCM is located at IP address 192.168.0.120. ->ssh Administrator@192.160.0.
Command line Subcommands Command Description add Add a new object to the domain or to another object assign Assign a server profile to a device bay delete Delete the domain configuration exit Exit the Virtual Connect Manager command-line shell copy help Copy a configuration from one server profile to another server profile Display context-sensitive help for a command or object import Import an enclosure into the domain poweroff Power off one or more servers reboot Reboot one or more serve
Managed element Description fc-connection (on page 31) Manage Fibre Channel SAN fabric connections firmware (on page 37) Manage interconnect module firmware igmp-group (on page 38) Display interconnect module IGMP Group table information interconnect-mac-table (on page 40) Display interconnect module MAC table information fcoe-connection (on page 34) igmp (on page 37) Manage FCoE SAN fabric connections Manage Ethernet IGMP Snooping settings interconnect (on page 38) Manage I/O interconnect modu
Managed element Description Manage Virtual Connect support information supportinfo (on page 90) Display Virtual Connect Manager system event log systemlog (on page 91) tacacs (on page 91) Manage TACACS+ authentication settings uplinkset (on page 95) Manage shared uplink port sets user-security (on page 98) Manage user security settings version (on page 15) Display CLI version information Manage interconnect module uplink ports uplinkport (on page 92) Manage local Virtual Connect user configura
Supported actions: add, help, remove, show Item Description add banner Add banner text to the login screen. You can access VCM through ssh or the OA. After banner text is added, the banner is displayed before the user credential prompt when VCM is accessed. add banner text=[””|’’] Syntax Properties text (required) Examples The text to display on the login in screen. Multi-line banner text can be entered through multiple add banner commands.
Any user- or VC-defined MAC addresses, WWNs, and logical serial numbers will not appear in the output to avoid duplicating these values. Supported actions: help, show Item Description show config Generate a configuration script from the running domain. Syntax show config Example ->show config Displays the configuration script for the running domain configbackup Manage the domain configuration file.
Item Description ->restore configbackup address=ftp://user:password@192.168.10.12/ ignoreenclosureid=true Restores a configuration backup file from a remote FTP server and ignores the serial number ->restore configbackup address=ftp://user:password@192.168.10.12/ ignorefwversion=true Restores a configuration backup file from a remote FTP server and ignores the firmware version ->restore configbackup address=ftp://user:password@192.168.10.
Item Description ->save configbackup -maskEncryptKey address=ftp://user:password@192.168.10.12/ Saves a configuration backup file to a remote FTP server with a masked encryption key devicebay Manage general enclosure device bay settings and information. Supported actions: help, show Item Description show devicebay Display device bays of all enclosures that exist in the Virtual Connect domain.
Item Examples Description ->delete domain Deletes the Virtual Connect domain configuration and prompts for user confirmation ->delete domain -quiet Deletes the Virtual Connect domain quietly without prompting for user confirmation (primarily used in automated scripting scenarios) Item Description set domain Modify general Virtual Connect domain configuration properties, such as the domain name, domain IP address, and MAC and WWN address pool settings.
Item Description WwnStart (Required if WwnType is User-Defined) WwnEnd (Required if WwnType is User-Defined) SingleDense (optional) The starting WWN address in a custom user-defined range. This property is valid only if the WwnType is set to "User-Defined". Examples The ending WWN address in a custom user-defined range. This property is valid only if the WwnType is set to "User-Defined".
enclosure Manage general enclosure settings and information. Supported actions: help, import, remove, show Item Description import enclosure Import local and remote enclosures into the Virtual Connect domain. Virtual Connect supports up to four c7000 enclosures in a single domain. import enclosure [] [UserName=] [Password=] [DoubleDense=] For enclosures that are not imported, the password field is optional.
Item Description EnclosureID (required) The enclosure ID of the remote enclosure to be removed from the domain. Use "*" to remove all remote enclosures in the domain. The enclosure IDs can be identified for a particular enclosure by using the show enclosure command. The local enclosure cannot be removed from the domain with this command.
Item Description AddressType (optional) The source of MAC address assignments to be used during the creation of the new connection. If not specified, the default is the domain default. If "User-Defined" is specified, both an Ethernet MAC Address and iSCSI MAC Address must also be specified. Valid values include "Factory-Default" and "User-Defined". IMPORTANT: "User-Defined" addresses within the domain address pool range are permanently depleted from the pool and can only be re-used as "User-Defined".
Item Description remove enet-connection Syntax Remove the last Ethernet network connection from an existing server profile. remove enet-connection Parameter ProfileName (required) The name of the profile from which the Ethernet connection is removed Example ->remove enet-connection MyProfile Removes an Ethernet network connection from a profile Item Description set enet-connection Modify an Ethernet connection of a server profile.
Item Description show enet-connection Display the Ethernet connections associated with the server profiles. Syntax show enet-connection [] Parameter ConnectionID (optional) Examples The ID of an existing Ethernet connection. The ID format is . Use to display all profile Ethernet connections. Use "*" to display all connections in the domain.
Item Description VlanCapacity (optional) The VLAN capacity mode. Valid values include 'Legacy' and 'Expanded'. 'Legacy' mode allows up to 320 VLANs per module and 28 VLANs per server connection. All VC-Enet modules are supported. This is the default setting. 'Expanded' mode allows up to 1000 VLANs per domain and 162 VLANs per physical server port. 1/10Gb Ethernet modules are NOT supported. UplinkResources (optional) The number of VLAN translations allocated to the uplinks.
Item Properties UserName (optional) MacType (optional) Description A valid external manager user name. The user name can be identified using the show external-manager command. The type of MAC address source to use for assignment. Valid values include "Factory-Default" and "User-Defined". MacStart (required if the MacType is User-Defined) MacEnd (required if the MacType is User-Defined) WwnType (optional) The starting MAC address in a custom user-defined range.
Item Description 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. Enables or disables the external manager. Valid values include "true" and "false".
Item Description LinkDist (optional) Specifies the login re-distribution scheme to use for load balancing. Valid values include "Auto" and "Manual". The default login re-distribution is "Manual". The HP 4Gb VC-FC Module, HP Virtual Connect 4Gb FC Module, HP VC 8Gb 20-Port FC Module, and HP VC 8Gb 24-Port Module support only manual login redistribution. The HP VC FlexFabric 10Gb/24-port Module supports both auto and manual login redistribution.
Item Description The HP 4Gb VC-FC Module, HP Virtual Connect 4Gb FC Module, HP VC 8Gb 20-Port FC Module, and HP VC 8Gb 24-Port FC Module support only manual login re-distribution. The HP VC FlexFabric 10Gb/24-port Module supports both auto and manual login re-distribution. Ports (optional) Examples A list of one or more logical FC ports to be added to the fabric. Each port is specified in the format ",,...
Item Description name is not specified, the connection is marked as “Unassigned” and associated with a specific bay. Speed (optional) The port speed of the connection port. Valid values include "Auto", "1Gb", "2Gb", "4Gb", "8Gb", and "Disabled". If not specified, the default port speed is set to "Auto". Speed restrictions: For the HP 4Gb VC-FC Module and HP Virtual Connect 4Gb FC Module, supported speed values include "Auto","1Gb","2Gb", "4Gb", and "Disabled".
Item Description [Fabric=] [Speed=] [BootPriority=] [BootPort=] [BootLun=] Parameters ProfileName (required) The name of the server profile that contains the connection being modified Port (required) Properties Fabric (optional) The port number of the connection being modified The name of the FC SAN fabric to associate with the connection. The fabric being specified should be associated with the same bay as the FC connection.
Item Description ConnectionID (optional) The ID of an existing FC SAN connection. The ID format is . Use to display all FC SAN connections of a profile. Use "*" to display all FC SAN connections in the domain.
Item Description "User-Defined" is specified, EthernetMAC must also be specified. Valid values include "Factory-Default" and "User-Defined".
Item Properties Fabric (optional) Description The name of the fabric to associate with the connection. The fabric being specified should be associated with the same bay as the FCoE connection. SpeedType (optional) The requested operational speed for the server. Valid values include "1Gb","2Gb", "4Gb", "8Gb", "Custom", and "Disabled". If the SpeedType is "Custom", you can configure a speed from 100Mb to 10Gb in 100Mb increments.
Item Description Displays all FCoE connections of a profile named Profile1 ->show fcoe-connection Profile1:1 Displays a specific FCoE connection of a profile named Profile1 firmware Display the Virtual Connect interconnect module firmware version. Support actions: help, show show firmware Syntax Examples Display the firmware information for all interconnect modules in the domain.
igmp-group Display interconnect module IGMP Group table information. Supported actions: help, show Item Description show igmp-group Syntax Display interconnect module IGMP Group table information for the specified module. show igmp-group Parameter ModuleID (required) The ID of the module for which to display the IGMP Group table. The ID is in the format of :.
Item Description specified bay that are not physically present in any enclosures from the domain. Use "*" to remove all interconnect modules that are not physically present in any enclosure from the domain. To display a list of the IDs corresponding to modules in the domain, use the show interconnect command.
Item Description Displays a summary of all interconnect modules ->show interconnect * Displays detailed information for all interconnect modules ->show interconnect *:5 Displays detailed information for all enclosures with interconnect modules in interconnect bay number 5 ->show interconnect enc0:* Displays interconnect modules in all bays of a specific enclosure ->show interconnect enc0:3 Displays detailed information on a specific interconnect module in interconnect bay 3 of the primary enclosure interc
Item Example Description ->remove iscsi-boot-param MyProfile1:1 Removes boot parameters configured on connection 1 of MyProfile1 Item Description set iscsi-boot-param Configure the basic iSCSI boot parameters on the specified iSCSI connection.
Item Description TargetName (required if The name of the target from which to boot. The target name length is a maximum ISCSIBootParamDHCP is of 223 characters. If the name string contains non-alphanumeric characters, it "Disabled") must be enclosed in quotation marks. TargetIP (required if ISCSIBootParamDHCP is "Disabled") TargetPort (optional) The primary IPv4 address of the iSCSI target. TargetIP2 (optional) The alternate target IPv4 address to use if the primary target IP is unavailable.
Item Description ->set iscsi-boot-param MyProfile1:1 BootOrder=Primary Lun=100 InitiatorName="iqn.2009-09.com.someorg.iSCSI-Initiator" InitiatorIp=192.128.3.1 Mask=255.255.0.0 TargetName="iqn.2009-09.com.someorg.iSCSI-Target" TargetIp=192.128.3.
Item Description ProfileName (required) The name of an existing profile to which the new connection is being added Properties Network (optional) The name of an existing network to associate with the connection. If the network name is not specified or is unassigned, it can be assigned later. AddressType (optional) The source of MAC address assignments to be used during the creation of the new connection. If not specified, the default is the domain default.
Item Example Description ->remove iscsi-connection MyProfile Removes the last added iSCSI connection from the profile Item Description set iscsi-connection Syntax Modify the properties of a specified iSCSI connection. set iscsi-connection [Network=] [SpeedType=] [Speed=] Parameters ConnectionID (required) The ID of an existing iSCSI connection. The ID format is .
Item Examples Description ->show Displays ->show Displays ->show Displays iscsi-connection all iSCSI connections in the domain iscsi-connection Profile1:* all iSCSI connections of a profile named Profile1 iscsi-connection Profile1:1 a specific iSCSI connection of a profile named Profile1 ldap Manage Virtual Connect directory server authentication settings. Supported actions: help, set, show Item Description set ldap Modify and test the Virtual Connect LDAP directory server authentication settings.
Item Description ->set ldap Enabled=true ServerAddress=192.168.0.124 SslPort=636 SearchContext1=”ou=users,dc=company,dc=com” Enables directory services authentication for users Item Description show ldap Display the Virtual Connect LDAP authentication settings. show ldap Syntax Example ->show ldap Displays LDAP information ldap-certificate View and upload LDAP certificates from a remote FTP server.
Item Examples Item Description ->remove ldap-certificate B4:02:C0:29:B5:E5:B4:81 Removes an existing LDAP certificate by serial number ->remove ldap-certificate * Removes all LDAP certificates Description show ldap-certificate Display LDAP certificate information. show ldap-certificate [ | *] Syntax Parameter SerialNumber (optional) Examples The serial number of an existing LDAP certificate in a colon format.
Item Description remove ldap-group Remove an existing directory group. Syntax remove ldap-group Parameter GroupName (required) Examples The name of an existing directory group to be removed. Use "*" to remove all LDAP groups. ->remove ldap-group MyGroup Removes a specified directory group ->remove ldap-group * Removes all directory groups Item Description set ldap-group Syntax Modify the properties of an existing directory group.
Supported actions: help, set, show Item Description set link-dist-interval Set the FC login re-distribution interval for uplinks that are part of a fabric configured for Automatic login re-distribution. set link-dist-interval Interval=<1-1800> Syntax Property Interval (required) FC login re-distribution interval for uplinks (in seconds). Valid values include positive integers in the range 1 to 1800. The default is 30 seconds.
Item Description add log-target Add a new remote log destination. Syntax add log-target [Severity=] [Transport=] [Port=<1-65535>] [Security=] [Format=] [State=] Properties Destination (required) The IPv4 address or the DNS name of the remote log destination Severity (optional) The severity of the log messages that should be sent to the specified destination.
Item Description Destination (optional) The IPv4 address or the DNS name of the previously configured remote log destination Severity (optional) Severity of the log messages that should be sent to the specified destination. Valid values include "Critical", "Error", "Warning", and "Info". The default value is "Info". Transport (optional) The transport protocol to be used for sending the log messages to the destination. Valid values include "TCP" and "UDP". The default value is "UDP".
Item Description reset loop-protect Reset and restart loop detection for all server ports in a “loop-detected” error condition. reset loop-protect Syntax Example ->reset loop-protect Resets and restarts loop detection for all server ports in a “loop-detected” error condition Item Description set loop-protect Configure the loop protection settings.
Item Description Enables MAC cache failover and sets the refresh interval Item Description show mac-cache Display Ethernet MAC cache failover settings. show mac-cache Syntax Example ->show mac-cache Displays Ethernet MAC cache failover settings nag-network Manage networks associated to network access groups. Supported actions: add, help, remove, show Item Description add nag-network Add one or more networks to a network access group.
Item Examples Description ->remove nag-network DatabaseNetGroup:Net1 -or->remove nag-network Nag=DatabaseNetGroup Network=Net1 Removes a specified network from a specified network access group ->remove nag-network Nag=DatabaseNetGroup Network=Net1,Net2 Removes specified networks from a specified network access group Item Description show nag-network Display the network to network access group association information.
Item Description option is used mainly in automated scripting scenarios. Properties Nags (optional) UplinkSet (optional) The names of the existing network access groups of which this network is a member, separated by commas. Do not use spaces unless they are enclosed in quotation marks. If no network access groups are specified, the domain default network access group (Default) is used. The name of an existing shared uplink set to use with this network.
Item Description ->add network Network1 ConnectionMode=Failover Creates a new network and sets the connection mode as failover ->add network Network1 VLanTunnel=Enabled Creates a new network and enables VLAN tunneling ->add network Network1 PrefSpeedType=Custom PrefSpeed=4000 MaxSpeedType=Custom MaxSpeed=6000 Creates a new network with a preferred connection speed of 4Gb and a maximum connection speed of 6Gb Item Description remove network Remove a network from the domain.
Item Description access groups are specified, the network access groups are not changed. VLanID (optional) Modifies the VLAN ID of the network if it belongs to a shared uplink set that has not been configured. ConnectionMode (optional) Specifies the connection type that is formed when multiple ports are added to the network. Valid values include "Auto" and "Failover". The default value is "Auto". VLanTunnel (optional) Enables or disables VLAN tag tunneling. Valid values are "Enabled" and "Disabled".
Item Description Syntax networks only. show network [|*] Parameter NetworkName (optional) The name of an existing network in the VC domain. Use "*" to display a detailed view of all the networks. If not specified, a summary view of the networks appears.
Item Description Syntax set network-access-group Name= Parameter Name (required) The name of an existing network access group to modify Property Name (required) The new name of the network access group Example ->set network-access-group NetGroup1 Name=NetGroup2 Changes the name of an existing network access group from NetGroup1 to NetGroup2 Item Description show networkaccess-group Display all network access groups in the domain.
Item Description VLANIds (required) A comma separated list of VLAN ranges. The VLAN IDs must not overlap or already be used in the uplink port set. The VLAN IDS are combined with the NamePrefix and NameSuffix properties (if any) to create the name for the networks. NamePrefix (optional) The string to prefix before the VLAN ID when naming the new networks. If omitted, no string is used to prefix the VLAN ID. NameSuffix (optional) The string to add after the VLAN ID when naming the new networks.
Item Options quiet Properties UplinkSet (required) VLANIds (required) Example Description Suppresses user confirmation prompts during network range removal. This option is used mainly in automated scripting scenarios. The name of the shared uplink set from which the networks are being removed The list of VLAN IDs (comma separated list of VLAN ID ranges) to be deleted from the shared uplink set.
Item Description Nags (optional) The network access groups to which the networks belong, separated by commas. Do not use spaces unless they are enclosed in quotation marks. If nags is not specified, the network access groups are not changed. SmartLink (optional) Enables or disables the SmartLink capability for the networks. Valid values include "Enabled" and "Disabled". Labels (optional) Labels assigned to these networks.
Item Description Direction (optional) The direction of network traffic on the port being monitored. Valid values include "ToServer", "FromServer", and "Both". Example ->add port-monitor AnalyzerPort=enc0:1:4 Speed=1Gb Duplex=full MonitorPort=enc0:5:4 Direction=FromServer Adds a new network analyzer port and a server port to be monitored Item Description remove port-monitor Remove ports from a port monitor configuration. Removing the network analyzer port automatically disables port monitoring.
Item Description Direction (optional) The direction of network traffic on the port being monitored. Valid values include "ToServer", "FromServer", and "Both".
Item Description User-Defined) virtual serial number. The user-defined serial number must start with the pattern VCX01. UUID (optional) A unique 128-bit identifier for the virtual server ID. The format is xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx, where x is any alphanumeric character. If no UUID is specified, one is auto-generated. The UUID can be specified only if the SNType is "User-Defined".
Item Description copy profile Copy an existing profile configuration to another profile. The copied profile (destination profile) will be left unassigned.
Item Description ->remove profile * Removes all server profiles Item Description save profile Save an EFI data object from an existing server profile. The server profile must not be assigned to a server bay.
Item Description show profile Syntax Display all server profiles that exist in the domain and a summary of the associated Ethernet, iSCSI, FC, and FCoE connections. To view detailed information for the connections, use the show enet-connection, show iscsi-connection, show fc-connection, and show fcoe-connection commands. show profile [|*] Parameter ProfileName (optional) The name of an existing profile in the VC domain. Use "*" to display all existing profiles.
Item Description RADIUS server. It must match the server key configured for this VC on the primary server. RADIUS authentication will not work if the server key is blank or null. Timeout (optional) The time in seconds that VCM should wait before timing out the request. If the primary server times out and a secondary server is configured, VCM attempts the request on the secondary server. If the secondary server times out, the request fails. The valid range of values is from 1 to 600 seconds.
Item Description Description (optional) An informational description for the new group being added. The description can consist of 0 to 20 alphanumeric characters, dash (–), underscore (_), or period (.), backslash (\) and single-quote ('). Privileges (optional) A set of one or more privileges for the group. Valid values include any combination of "domain", "server", "network", and "storage". Separate multiple values with commas.
Item Description detailed information for all RADIUS groups. If no value is specified, a summary of all groups appears. Examples ->show Displays ->show Displays ->show Displays radius-group a summary of all RADIUS groups radius-group MyGroup detailed information for a specific RADIUS group radius-group * detailed information for all RADIUS groups role Manage role-based user authentication. Supported actions: help, set, show Item Description set role Configure the authentication order for a VC role.
Item Description ->show role * Displays the authentication order for all user roles server Manage server blades. Supported actions: help, poweroff, poweron, reboot, show Item Description poweroff server Power off one or more physical servers. poweroff server [-Force|-ForceOnTimeout] [-timeout=] Syntax Parameter ServerID (required) Options Force The ID of a physical server in the domain. The format of the server ID is .
Item Description enclosure is used by default. Use "*" to power on all servers in the domain. For a multi-blade server, the ServerID must be that of the monarch bay. This is the ID displayed by the show server command. Option Timeout Examples The timeout period (in seconds) to wait for the operation to complete. The default timeout is 60 seconds.
Item Description show server Display all servers in the domain. show server Syntax Parameter ServerID (optional) Examples The ID of a server in the domain. The format of the server ID is . If the EnclosureID is not specified, the local enclosure is used by default. For a multi-blade server, the ServerID must be that of the monarch bay. This is the ID shown in the summary listing.
Item Description with the pattern VCX01. Examples ->set serverid Type=Factory-Default Modifies virtual server ID settings to use factory default serial numbers ->set serverid Type=VC-Defined PoolId=5 Modifies virtual server ID settings to use VC-defined serial numbers ->set serverid Type=User-Defined Start=VCX0000001 End=VCX0100010 Modifies virtual server ID settings to use a custom, user-defined serial number range Item Description show serverid Display virtual server ID configuration properties.
Item Description add server-port-map Add a new server port network mapping, and allow server ports to be shared among multiple VC Ethernet networks. add server-port-map [Uplinkset=] [VLanID=] [Untagged=] Syntax Parameters ConnectionID (required) Network (required) The ID of an existing Ethernet connection associated with a profile and a server port. The format of the ConnectionID is .
Item Description set server-port-map Modify an existing server port network mapping. This command cannot be used if the network is associated with a shared uplink set. set server-port-map [VLanID=] [UnTagged=] Syntax Parameters ConnectionID (required) Network (required) Properties VLanID (optional) Untagged (optional) Examples Item The ID of an existing Ethernet connection associated with a profile and a server port.
Item Description Parameters ConnectionId (required) The ID of an existing Ethernet connection associated with a profile and a server port. The format of the ConnectionID is . Properties Uplinkset (required) The name of the shared uplink set to use with the server port mapping VLANIDs (required) The VLAN IDs to use for the mapping.
Item Description Syntax set snmp [ReadCommunity=] [SystemContact=] [Enabled=] [SmisEnabled=] Parameter Type (required) Indicates which SNMP configuration to modify. Valid values include "Enet" and "FC". Properties ReadCommunity (optional) Read-Only Community String for the SNMP configuration. The default value is "public". If the type is "Enet", the maximum length of the read community string is 39 characters.
Item Syntax Description Avoid using duplicate trap destinations. Setting duplicate trap destinations can result in duplicate traps being sent to the same destination, or only one of the trap destinations being configured.
Item Description Name (required) The name of the trap destination to be removed. Use "*" to remove all traps. Examples ->remove snmp-trap MyTrap1 Removes an SNMP trap destination ->remove snmp-trap * Removes all configured SNMP trap destinations Item Description set snmp-trap Modifies an existing SNMP trap destination.
Item Description Name (optional) The name of the trap configuration to be displayed. If no trap name is specified, or "*" is entered, all configured traps are displayed. Examples ->show Displays ->show Displays snmp-trap MyTrap1 the SNMP trap configuration for a single trap snmp-trap * all configured SNMP traps Item Description ->test snmp-trap Generates an SNMP test trap and sends it to all configured destinations.
Item Description remove ssh Remove any custom SSH keys that have been applied. Syntax remove ssh Example ->remove ssh Removes SSH keys Item Description show ssh Display the SSH key configuration. Syntax show ssh Example ->show ssh Displays the SSH key configuration ssl Allow or disallow SSL encryption (browser/SOAP).
Item Description load ssl-certificate Transfer an SSL certificate from a remote FTP server and apply it to the Virtual Connect Manager web server. After a new SSL certificate is applied, the web server resets.
Item Description Properties Address (required) A valid IPv4 address or host name of the FTP server, with user name, password, and name of the file to which the generated SSL CSR will be stored on the FTP server. If not specified, the default file name is "vc-ssl.csr". Filename (optional) Examples The name of the file to which the generated SSL CSR will be stored on the FTP server. The filename can also be mentioned separately. If not specified, the default filename will be "vc-ssl.csr".
Item Description ->reset statistics enc0:3:1 Resets statistics for port 1 on the interconnect module in bay 3 of the local enclosure Item Description show statistics Display per-port statistics for the specified port ID. Syntax show statistics Parameter PortID (required) The port ID on which to display statistics. The port ID must be in the format ::. FC downlink port statistics are not available.
Item Description Not advertising dcbx support A FlexFabric network adapter is not running DCBX within the expired period. Error during cnfg A FlexFabric network adapter reported an error configuring the feature. Not accepting changes A FlexFabric network adapter reported an error configuring the feature. statistics-throughput Manage the port throughput statistics. Supported actions: help, show, set Item Description show statisticsthroughput Display throughput information for the specified port.
storage-management Manage iSCSI storage management information for LeftHand network P4000 devices. Supported actions: add, help, remove, set, show Item Description add storage-management Add iSCSI storage management credentials.
Item Description username (optional) An administrator for the storage management password (optional) Examples The user password. The password can be entered as clear text in the command. If you specify the password property without a value, you are prompted to enter the password as a masked string at the prompt.
systemlog View the Virtual Connect Manager system event log. Supported actions: help, show Item Description show systemlog Display the Virtual Connect Manager system log. show systemlog [-Last=] [-First=] [-Pause=] Syntax Options Last Displays the last n records. If this option is specified and no value is provided, the last 10 records are displayed. First Displays the first n records. If this option is specified and no value is provided, the first 10 records are displayed.
Item Description Port (optional) The server TCP port number. Valid values include a valid port number between 1 and 65535. The default port number is 49. ServerKey (optional) The plain-text string used to encrypt user details exchanged with the primary TACACS server. It must match the server key configured for this VC on the primary server. TACACS authentication will not work if the server key is blank or null.
Item Description 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 ::.
Item Description Syntax set uplinkport [Network=| UplinkSet=][Speed=] [Role=] Parameter PortID (required) The ID of the port to modify. The specified port must already be added to a network or shared uplink set. The port ID is in the format ::.
Item Description ->show uplinkport * Displays all uplink ports in the enclosure (detailed view) ->show uplinkport ID=enc0:1 Displays all the uplink ports for bay 1 of the local enclosure ->show uplinkport status=Linked Displays all the uplink ports that are linked ->show uplinkport ID=enc0:1 type=RJ45 Displays all the uplink ports for bay 1 of the local enclosure with connector type RJ-45 uplinkset Manage shared uplink sets.
Item Description Copies uplinkset_1 to uplinkset_2 and replaces the first instance of LEFT to RIGHT in the name string of all associate networks Item Description remove uplinkset Syntax Remove a shared uplink port set from the domain. remove uplinkset Parameter UplinkSetName (required) The name of an existing shared uplink set. Use "*" to remove all existing shared uplink sets from the domain.
user Manage local domain user configurations. Supported actions: add, help, remove, set, show Item Description add user Create a new user and add the user to the Virtual Connect Manager database. add user Password= [FullName=] [ContactInfo=] [Enabled=] [Privileges=] Syntax Parameter UserName (required) Properties Password (required) FullName (optional) The name of the new user to add.
Item Description [Privileges=] Parameter UserName (required) Properties Password (optional) FullName (optional) The name of the user to modify The new password of the user can be entered as clear text in the command. If the Password value is blank, you are prompted to enter the password, and the characters entered are masked.
Item Description Syntax for user passwords. set user-security [StrongPasswords=] [MinPasswordLength=<3-40>] Properties StrongPasswords (optional) MinPasswordLength (optional) Examples Enables or disables strong password enforcement. If enabled, then new, local users that are created are validated against the password characteristics specified. Valid values include: "Enabled" and "Disabled".
User privileges The following table lists required user privileges for CLI commands.
Command Element Domain Network Server Storage All access remove banner reset save set X — — — — enclosure X — — — — enet-connection — — X — — external-manager X — — — — fabric — — — X — fc-connection — — X — — fcoe-connection — — X — — interconnect X — — — — iscsi-boot-param — — X — — iscsi-connection — — X — — storage-management — — — X — ldap-certificate X — — — — ldap-group X — — — — radius-group X — — — — log-ta
Command Element Domain Network Server Storage All access enet-connection — — X — — enet-vlan — X — — — external-manager X — — — — fabric — — — X — fc-connection — — X — — fcoe-connection — — X — — igmp — X — — — interconnect X — — — — iscsi-boot-param — — X — — iscsi-connection — — X — — storage-management — — — X — ldap X — — — — ldap-group X — — — — radius X — — — — radius-group X — — — — tacacs X — — — —
Command Element Domain Network Server Storage All access show all X X X X X banner X X X X X configuration X — — — — devicebay X X X X X domain X X X X X enclosure X X X X X enet-connection X X X X X enet-vlan X X X X X external-manager X X X X X fabric X X X X X fc-connection X X X X X fcoe-connection X X X X X firmware X X X X X igmp X X X X X igmp-group X X X X X interconnect X X X X X interconnect-mac-t
Command Element Domain Network Server Storage All access port-monitor X X X X X profile X X X X X config X — — — — server X X X X X serverid X X X X X server-port X X X X X server-port-map X X X X X snmp X X X X X snmp-trap X X X X X ssh X X X X X ssl X X X X X ssl-certificate X X X X X stackinglink X X X X X statistics X X X X X statistics-throughput X X X X X status X X X X X systemlog X — — — — upli
assign a server profile to a device bay Managed Elements: profile • Examples: assign profile MyProfile enc0:1 Management element help—provides a listing of objects that are supported with a specific subcommand and a brief description of the management element and what it represents in the management model: ->help devicebay General Enclosure Device Bay settings and information Supported Subcommands: help show ----------------------------------------------------------------------->show devicebay -help Descr
->show devicebay enc0:2 Output format The CLI provides two different output formats: • Interactive user output format • Scriptable output format The interactive user output format is the default. However, by using a command-line option, you can also specify a "parse-friendly" output format, which provides data in a format that can be easily interpreted by automated scripts invoking the CLI.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------alice storage Alice Candle alice.candle@hp.com false ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Example 2: Stanza output format for displaying a single user instance ->show user steve UserName : steve Privileges : domain,server,network,storage FullName : Steve Johnson ContactInfo : steve.johnson@hp.
Enabled : false Scriptable output format Scriptable output format allows scripts to invoke CLI commands and receive command responses that can be easily parsed by the scripts. This capability is provided by two options that are available: -output=script1 and -output=script2. These options are described in more detail below. To display output with no headers or labels, use no-headers as an additional output option value.
->show user -output=script2 UserName;Privileges;FullName;ContactInfo;Enabled Administrator;domain,server,network,storage;Steve Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true Admin;domain,server,network,storage;Admin;Admin;true steve;domain,server,network,storage;Steve Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true Example 4: Scriptable output format displaying all users (no table header) ->show user -output=script2,no-headers Administrator;domain,server,network,storage;Steve Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.
Statistics descriptions Ethernet modules Ethernet uplink and downlink ports Name RFC Description rfc1213_IfInDiscards 1213 The number of inbound packets discarded to prevent delivery to a higher-layer protocol even though no errors were detected. These packets can be discarded to make buffer space available.
Name RFC Description rfc1213_IpInHdrErrors 1213 The number of input datagrams discarded due to errors in the IP header. Possible errors include bad checksums, version number mismatches, format errors, time-to-live exceeded, errors discovered while processing IP options, and so on.
Name RFC Description rfc1757_StatsFragments 1757 The total number of packets received that were less than 64 octets in length (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octets) and had either a bad FCS with an integral number of octets (FCS Error) or a bad FCS with a non-integral number of octets (Alignment Error). It is entirely normal for etherStatsFragments to increment, because it counts both runts (which are normal occurrences due to collisions) and noise hits.
Name RFC Description rfc1757_StatsPkts65to 127Octets 1757 The total number of packets (including bad packets) received that were between 65 and 127 octets in length inclusive (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octets) rfc1757_StatsTXNoErrors 1757 All packets transmitted without error, not including oversized packets rfc1757_StatsUndersize Pkts 1757 The number of packets received during the sampling interval that were less than 64 octets long (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octe
Name RFC Description rfc2233_IfHCOutUcastPkts 2233 The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested to be transmitted but were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sublayer, including those packets that were discarded or not sent. This object is a 64-bit version of ifOutUcastPkts. Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at reinitialization of the management system and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.
Name RFC Description rfc2665_Dot3Stats ExcessiveCollisions 2665 The number of frames for which transmission on a particular interface fails due to excessive collisions. This counter does not increment when the interface is operating in full-duplex mode. Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at reinitialization of the management system and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.
Name RFC Description rfc2665_Dot3StatsLate Collisions 2665 The number of times that a collision is detected on a particular interface later than one slotTime into the transmission of a packet. A late collision included in a count represented by an instance of this object is also considered a generic collision for purposes of other collision-related statistics. This counter does not increment when the interface is operating in full-duplex mode.
Name RFC Description fcBBCreditFrameFailures N/A The number of times that more frames were lost during a credit recovery period than the recovery process could resolve. This causes a Link Reset to recover the credits. fcBBCreditRRDYFailures N/A The number of Buffer-to-Buffer Credit Recovery (BBCR) Receiver Ready (R_RDY) failures. This is the number of times more R_RDYs were lost during a credit recovery period than the recovery process could resolve. This causes a Link Reset to recover the credits.
Name RFC Description fcNumberOffline Sequences FCMGMT The number of Offline Primitive sequence received at this port. This -MIB statistic is for Fibre Channel only. The object type is connUnitPortStatCountNumberOfflineSequences. fcPrimitiveSeqProtocol Errors 4044 The number of primitive sequence protocol errors detected at this port. This count is part of FC-PH's LESB. The object type is fcmPortPrimSeqProtocolErrors.
Name RFC Description numEncodingDisparity Errors FCMGMT The number of disparity errors received at this port. The object type is -MIB connUnitPortStatCountEncodingDisparityErrors. numFBSYFrames FCMGMT The number of times that FBSY was returned to this port as a result of a -MIB frame that could not be delivered to the other end of the link. This occurs on SOFc1 frames (the frames that establish a connection) if either the fabric or the destination port is temporarily busy.
Name RFC Description numRxClass1Frames FCMGMT The number Class 1 frames received at this port. This statistic is for Fibre -MIB Channel only. The object type is connUnitPortStatCountClass1RxFrames. numRxClass2Frames FCMGMT The number of Class 2 frames received at this port. The object type is -MIB connUnitPortStatCountClass2RxFrames. numRxClass3Frames FCMGMT The number of Class 3 frames received at this port. The object type is -MIB connUnitPortStatCountClass3RxFrames.
::= { connUnitPortStatEntry 7 } BYTESTRANSMITTED Object type connUnitPortStatCountTxElements Description The number of octets or bytes transmitted by this port in 1-second periodic polling of the port. This value is saved and compared with the next polled value to compute the net throughput. For Fibre Channel, ordered sets are not included in the count.
FRAMESTOOLONG Object type connUnitPortStatCountFramesTooLong Description The number of frames received at this port where the frame length was greater than what was agreed to in FLOGI/PLOGI. This could be caused by losing the end of frame delimiter. ::= { connUnitPortStatEntry 46 } FRAMESTRANSMITTED Object type connUnitPortStatCountTxObjects Description The number of frames, packets, IOs, and so on that have been transmitted by this port. A Fibre Channel frame starts with SOF and ends with EOF.
Description The number of LRs received ::= { connUnitPortStatEntry 33 } LINKRESETTRANSMITTED Object type connUnitPortStatCountTxLinkResets Description The number of LRs transmitted ::= { connUnitPortStatEntry 34 } LOSSOFSIGNALCOUNTER Object type connUnitPortStatCountLossofSignal Description The number of instances of signal loss detected at this port. This count is part of FC-PH's LESB.
Object type connUnitPortStatCountPRJTFrames Description The number of times that FRJT was returned to this port as a result of a frame being rejected at the destination N_Port. This is the total for all classes.
Configuring the Virtual Connect domain using the CLI Basic configuration A Virtual Connect domain consists of an enclosure and a set of associated modules and server blades that are managed together by a single instance of the VCM. The Virtual Connect domain contains specified networks, server profiles, and user accounts that simplify the setup and administration of server connections.
login as: • password: TACACS+ Authentication >ssh 192.168.0.120 login as: • password: Mechanism-based Authentication >ssh 192.168.0.120 login as: : password: Valid values for auth-mechanism are local, ldap, radius, and tacacs. • For example: >ssh 192.168.0.120 login as: tacacs: password: Role-based Authentication >ssh 192.168.0.
>import enclosure username=Administrator Password=***** Setting the domain name To set the domain name, use the set domain command: >set domain name=MyNewDomainName The Virtual Connect domain name must be unique within the data center, and can be up to 31 characters without spaces or special characters.
• • • Network o Configure network default settings o Select the MAC address range to be used by the VC domain o Create, delete, and edit networks o Create, delete, and edit shared uplink sets o Create, delete, and edit network access groups o Configure Ethernet SNMP settings Server o Create, delete, and edit server Virtual Connect profiles o Assign and unassign profiles to device bays o Select and use available networks o Select serial numbers and UUIDs to be used by server profiles o
>remove radius-group MyGroup To display RADIUS settings and groups: >show radius >show radius-group IMPORTANT: The RADIUS or TACACS+ server must be set up on a host machine on the management network and configured with users and VC attributes. For more information, see the HP Virtual Connect for c-Class BladeSystem User Guide on the Installing tab of the HP BladeSystem Technical Resources website (http://www.hp.com/go/bladesystem/documentation).
To set user-defined MAC addresses: >set domain MacType=User-Defined MacStart=00-17-A4-77-00-00 MacEnd=00-17-A4-77-00-FF IMPORTANT: Configuring Virtual Connect to assign server blade MAC addresses requires careful planning to ensure that the configured range of MAC addresses is used once within the environment. Duplicate MAC addresses on an Ethernet network can result in a server network outage. Each server blade Ethernet NIC ships with a factory default MAC address.
• HP pre-defined MAC address range (recommended). These pre-defined ranges are reserved and are not the factory default on any hardware. There are 64 ranges of 1024 unique addresses to choose from. Be sure to use each range only once within a data center. 1024 unique addresses might not be enough for a large configuration (multiple enclosures with many Flex-10 NICs).
>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 net
The networks become members of the specified network access group in addition to all the previously configured network access groups. To modify the network access groups of an existing network, use the set network command: >set network Net1 nags=NetGroup1,NetGroup2 The specified network now belongs to the specified network access groups and is no longer the member of previously configured network access groups.
• • • Summary for all shared uplink sets >show uplinkset Details for all shared uplink sets >show uplinkset * Details for a single shared uplink set >show uplinkset MyUplinkSetName Adding uplink ports to a shared uplink set To add uplink ports to a shared uplink set, use the add uplinkport command: >add uplinkport enc0:1:2 uplinkset=MyUplinkSetName Creating a network that uses a shared uplink set To create a network that uses a shared uplink set, use the add network command: >add network MyNewNetworkName
CAUTION: If VCEM is managing the domain, be sure that the VCDG containing the domain is running at a firmware mode of 3.30 or higher before applying VLAN capacity changes. Failure to do so requires removal of the domain from the VCEM VCDG. Legacy VLAN capacity This mode has the same limits as previous releases of Virtual Connect. There is a limit of 320 VLANs per Ethernet module and 128 VLANs per shared uplink set. Every VLAN on every uplink counts towards the 320 VLAN limit.
configured to assign WWNs, Virtual Connect securely manages the WWNs by accessing the physical FC HBA through the enclosure Onboard Administrator and the iLO interfaces on the individual server blades. When assigning WWNs to FC HBA ports, Virtual Connect assigns both a port WWN and a node WWN. Because the port WWN is typically used for configuring fabric zoning, it is the WWN displayed throughout the Virtual Connect user interface. The assigned node WWN is always the same as the port WWN incremented by one.
re-licensing the software for the new server hardware. This feature prevents you from having to reinstall serial number sensitive software after a system recovery. If you need to access the physical serial number of a server blade, the Onboard Administrator displays both the physical and assigned serial numbers. After server profile creation, the following guidelines apply: • Serial numbers can be changed from factory default to VC-assigned. • Factory default serial numbers cannot be changed.
IMPORTANT: The term server blade also applies to HP Integrity multi-blade servers. For more information on multi-blade servers, see the HP Virtual Connect Manager for c-Class BladeSystem User Guide. When a server profile is assigned to a server blade, VCM configures the connections with the appropriate MAC/WWN addresses and boot settings. USE BIOS is an option for all connection boot settings that preserves the options set in the RBSU or through other configuration utilities.
• Some server profile SAN boot settings (controller boot order) are applied by Virtual Connect only after the server blade has been booted at least once with the final mezzanine card configuration. • If PXE, controller boot order, or SAN boot settings are made outside of Virtual Connect using RBSU or other configuration tools, Virtual Connect restores the settings defined by the server profile after the server blade completes the next boot cycle.
A server profile can also be assigned to an empty bay to enable deployment at a later date.
>set profile Profile1 Nag=NetGroup1 Assigning a server profile to a device bay To assign a server profile to a specific device bay, use the assign profile command: >assign profile MyProfile enc0:1 When defining server profiles in a multi-enclosure configuration, profiles can be assigned to server bays in any of the enclosures that have been added and imported into the domain.
Configuring network loop protection settings To enable network loop protection, use the set loop-protect command: >set loop-protect Enabled=true To reset network loop protection, use the reset loop-protect command: >reset loop-protect To avoid network loops, Virtual Connect first verifies that only one active uplink exists per network from the Virtual Connect domain to the external Ethernet switching environment.
Virtual Connect provides the ability to enable or disable network loop protection. The feature is enabled by default and applies to all VC-Enet modules in the domain. Network loops are detected and server ports can be disabled even prior to any enclosure being imported. A loop-protect reset command resets and restarts loop detection for all server ports in a “loop-detected” error condition.
• Removing a connection that is mapped to Flex-10 • Assigning a profile to a server that maps Flex-10 connections • Unassigning a profile with Flex-10 connections Flex-10 connection changes that do not require power off With Virtual Connect Manager v2.
• You can remove connections at any time (one at a time, from the bottom). • If the existing profile connections do not match the current FC/FCoE module configurations, the add operation is not allowed. • The current maximum number of FC/FCoE connections is four per I/O bay. The following table lists several scenarios that describe how adding FC/FCoE connections affects an existing profile.
6 Start with modules in Bays 3–6, create a profile (add 4 connections), hotplug modules into Bays 7 and 8, then edit the profile. Port 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Connected to Bay 3 Bay 4 Bay 5 Bay 6 Bay 3 Bay 4 Bay 5 Bay 6 — Bay 3 Bay 5 Bay 7 — Bay 4 Bay 6 Bay 8 Add connection is disallowed because the current FC module configurations do not match the existing connections in the profile. This profile is not useful after the hotplug.
10 Start with 8 FCoE-capable modules, then create a profile and add connections.
Operation Examples Display stacking link configuration and status >show stackinglink Display the system log >show systemlog Display a list of servers in the domain • • • Display server profiles • • • Delete the domain configuration Force a failover to the backup VC Manager Power off server blades Power on server blades Reset a server blade Unassign a server profile from a device bay Summary display >show server Detailed display >show server * Single server display >show server enc0:1 Summary di
• Administratively Disabled—The port has been disabled by an administrative action, such as setting the uplink port speed to ‘disabled.’ • Unpopulated—The port does not have an SFP module connected. • Unrecognized—The SFP module connected to the port cannot be identified. • Failed Validation—The SFP module connected to the port failed HPID validation. • Smart Link—The Smart Link feature is enabled.
The login should succeed after the Virtual Connect Manager restarts. Allow up to 5 minutes, depending on the enclosure configuration.
Support and other resources Before you contact HP Be sure to have the following information available before you call HP: • Active Health System log Download and have available an Active Health System log for 3 days before the failure was detected. For more information, see the HP iLO 4 User Guide or HP Intelligent Provisioning User Guide on the HP website (http://www.hp.com/go/ilo/docs).
Acronyms and abbreviations BPDU Bridge Protocol Data Unit CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol CHAPM Mutual Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol CRC cyclic redundant checks DCBX Datacenter Bridging Capability Exchange protocol DCC device control channel DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DNS domain name system EFI extensible firmware interface FC Fibre Channel FCoE Fibre Channel over Ethernet FCS Frame Check Sequence Acronyms and abbreviations 152
GMII Gigabit media independent interface HBA host bus adapter IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol iSCSI Internet Small Computer System Interface LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol LESB Link Error Status Block LLC Logical Link Control LUN logical unit number MAC Media Access Control NPIV N_Port ID Virtualization OA Onboard Administrator PVST+ Per VLAN Spanning Tree (over standard 802.
RD receive data RMON remote monitoring SOAP Simple Object Access Protocol SSH Secure Shell SSL Secure Sockets Layer TACACS+ Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol UDP User Datagram Protocol UUID universally unique identifier VC Virtual Connect VCEM Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager VCM Virtual Connect Manager VCSU Virtual Connect Support Utility VLAN virtual local-area network Acronyms and abbreviations 154
WWN World Wide Name WWPN worldwide port name Acronyms and abbreviations 155
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Index B enet-connection command 23 enet-vlan 26 Ethernet module statistics descriptions 110 Ethernet network connections, adding to a profile 140 Ethernet network properties, modifying 132 Ethernet network, creating 132 Ethernet networks, displaying 132 Ethernet uplink and downlink ports 110 external-manager command 27 banner command 15 basic configuration 125 F A adding FC connections 140, 144 adding FCoE connections 140, 144 all 15 assigned MAC addresses 130 authorized reseller 151 C changes from VC
L properties 9 ldap command 46 ldap-certificate 47 ldap-group 48 link-dist-interval command 49 lldp command 50 logging in 125 logging out 147 log-target 50 loop-protect command 52 R M MAC address settings 129 MAC cache failover settings, configuring 141 mac-cache command 53 managed elements 13 multiple networks, create for shared uplink set 134 N native VLAN 55 network access group settings 54, 59 network access group, adding to a network 132 network access group, adding to a profile 140 network access
systemlog command 91 T tacacs command 91 technical support 151 U unassigning multiple profiles 11 uplink port properties, modifying 133 uplink ports, adding 133 uplink ports, adding to shared uplink set 134 uplinkport command 92 uplinkset command 95 user command 97 user privileges 100 user profile 98 using multiple enclosures 7 V VC-assigned MAC addresses 130 vcm command 99 version command 15 Virtual Connect overview 6 VLAN tunneling, enable or disable 55 W what's new 6 WWN settings 135 Index 159
