User guide

Command line 101
Item Description
set uplinkset
Modify an existing shared uplink port set.
Syntax
set uplinkset <UplinkSetName> [Name=<NewName>]
[ConnectionMode=<Auto|Failover>]
Parameter
UplinkSetName
(required)
The name of an existing shared uplink set to modify
Properties
Name (optional)
The new name of the shared uplink set
ConnectionMode
(optional)
Specifies the connection type that is formed when multiple ports are added to the
shared uplink set. Valid values include "Auto" and "Failover". The default value is
"Auto".
Examples
->set uplinkset Blue Name=Red
Changes the name of a shared uplink set from Blue to Red
->set uplinkset Blue connectionMode=Failover
Changes the connection mode of a shared uplink set named Blue to Failover
Item Description
show uplinkset
Display shared uplink configurations.
Syntax
show uplinkset [<UplinkSetName> | *]
Parameter
UplinkSetName
(optional)
Name of an existing shared uplink set. Use "*" to display a detailed view of all
shared uplink sets. If not specified, a summary of all shared uplink sets is
displayed.
Examples
->show uplinkset
Displays a summary of all shared uplink sets
->show uplinkset *
Displays detailed information for all shared uplink sets
->show uplinkset MyUplinkSet
Displays detailed information for a shared uplink set named MyUplinkSet
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.
Syntax
add user <UserName> Password=<password> [FullName=<Full
Name>] [ContactInfo=<Contact Details>]
[Enabled=<True|False>]
[Privileges=<Storage|Network|Server|Domain|*>]
Parameter
UserName (required)
The name of the new user to add. The user name must be unique within the domain.
Properties
Password (required)
The password for the new user. The new user password can be entered as clear text
in the command or as a masked string at the prompt.