HP Virtual Connect 8Gb 24-port Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 46)

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Item Description
Examples
->show iscsi-connection
Displays all iSCSI connections in the domain
->show iscsi-connection Profile1:*
Displays all iSCSI connections of a profile named Profile1
->show iscsi-connection Profile1:1
Displays 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.
Syntax
set ldap [-test] [Enabled=<true|false>]
[LocalUsers=<enabled|disabled>]
[NtAccountMapping=<enabled|disabled>]
[ServerAddress=<IPv4Address|DNSname>] [SslPort=<portNum>]
[SearchContext1=<string>] [SearchContext2=<string>]
[SearchContext2=<string>]
Option
Test (optional) Tests the LDAP configuration without applying changes.
Properties
Enabled (optional) Enables or disables LDAP authentication. Valid values include "true" and "false".
LocalUsers (optional) Enables or disables local user authentication. Valid values include "Enabled"
and "Disabled".
WARNING: Disabling local users without correctly configuring LDAP
authentication first might result in not being able to log on.
Enabling and disabling local user authentication requires you to be logged in as
an LDAP user. This property cannot be modified if you are logged in as a local
user.
NtAccountMapping
(optional)
Enables or disables Microsoft Windows NT account mapping. This capability
enables you to enter "domain\username". Valid values include "Enabled" and
"Disabled".
SearchContext1
(optional)
First searchable path used to locate the user when authenticating using directory
services
SearchContext2
(optional)
Second searchable path used to locate the user when authenticating using
directory services
SearchContext3
(optional)
Third searchable path used to locate the user when authenticating using directory
services
ServerAddress
(optional)
The IPv4 address or host name of the LDAP server used for authentication.
SslPort (optional) The port to use for LDAP communication. Valid values include a valid port number
between 1 and 65535. The default port number is 636.
Examples
->set ldap -test Enabled=true ServerAddress=192.168.0.27
Tests the directory service changes without applying them