HP Virtual Connect 4Gb Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 56)

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Item Description
set local-users Modify the local user authentication settings for the VC domain.
Syntax
set local-users [Enabled=<true|false>]
[PrimaryRemoteAuthenticationMethod=<none|ldap|radius|
tacacs>]
Properties
Enabled
(optional)
Enables or disables local user authentication for the VC domain. Valid values are "true"
and "false". The default value is "true".
Disabling or enabling local user authentication requires you to be logged in as an
LDAP, RADIUS or TACACS user with domain privileges. This property cannot be
modified if you are logged in as a local user.
Disabling local user authentication without specifying the
PrimaryRemoteAuthenticationMethod is not allowed.
PrimaryRemote
Authentication
Method (optional)
The primary authentication mechanism that triggers the re-enablement of local user
authentication (if it was disabled), in case the remote authentication servers are found
to be unavailable during login by a remote VCM user. Valid values include "none",
"ldap", "radius", and "tacacs". The default value is "none".
Example
-> set local-users Enabled=false
PrimaryRemoteAuthenticationMethod=tacacs
Disables local user authentication
Item Description
show local-users Display local user authentication settings for the VC domain.
Syntax
show local-users
Example
->show local-users
Displays local user authentication settings
log-target
Manage remote log destination settings.
Supported actions: add, help, remove, set, show, test
Item Description
add log-target Add a new remote log destination.
Syntax
add log-target <Destination=IPv4Address|DNS>
[Severity=<Critical|Error|Warning|Info>]
[Transport=<TCP|UDP>] [Port=<1-65535>]
[Security=<None|STunnel>] [Format=<RFC3164|ISO8601>]
[State=<Enabled|Disabled>]
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.
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".
Port (optional) The port to be used on the destination to send the log messages. Valid values