HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 10Gb Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 51)

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Item Description
->show interconnect-mac-table enc0:1
Displays the module MAC table for the module in bay 1 of enclosure enc0
->show interconnect-mac-table enc0:1 Port=d6
Displays the module MAC table for the module in bay 1 of enclosure enc0 filtered
to show only addresses on port d6
->show interconnect-mac-table enc0:1 "MAC
Address"=00:26:55:58:89:9d
Displays the module MAC table for the module in bay 1 of enclosure enc0 filtered
on a single MAC address
interconnect
Manage I/O interconnect modules.
Supported actions: help, set, show
Item Description
set interconnect Modify the interconnect module host name setting.
Syntax
set interconnect [-quiet] [<EnclosureID>:<BayNumber>]
[<Hostname=new_hostname>]
Option
quiet Suppresses user confirmation prompts. This option is useful when scripting
operations.
Properties
EnclosureID The ID of the enclosure
BayNumber The Virtual Connect IO bay number
Hostname A string of characters that cannot be longer than 63 characters and must begin
with an uppercase or lowercase alphabetic character. If the hostname parameter
is set to "DEFAULT", the host name is set to the default VC host name.
Host names beginning with "VCE" or "VC2040F8" are reserved.
Examples
->set interconnect enc0:1 Hostname="DevelopmentNetworks"
Sets the host name of interconnect bay 1 in enclosure enc0 to
DevelopmentNetworks
->set interconnect enc0:2 Hostname="DEFAULT"
Resets the host name of interconnect bay 2 in enclosure enc0 to the factory
default
Item Description
show interconnect Display all interconnect modules in the domain.
Syntax
show interconnect [<ModuleID>|*][-fip_snooping][FilterBy]
Parameter
ModuleID (optional) The ID of the interconnect module. Use “*” to display a detailed view of all
modules in the VC domain. If not specified, a summary output of all modules
appears.
FilterBy Filter the output of the show command by the specified attribute. The option is
specified in the format <columnID>=<value>. For example, to display FIP
snooping info associated with UplinkSet up1, the option would be specified as
UplinkSet=up1. There can be more than on Filter option specified for a single
command, such as 'show interconnect enc0:1 -fip_snooping