Domain settings (enclosures) screen – HP Virtual Connect 8Gb 20-port Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem User Manual
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Task
Action
Use a Virtual Connect Domain IPv4 or
IPv6 Address setting
•
For IPv4, select the box next to Use Virtual Connect Domain IPv4
Address, and then enter the IPv4 Address, Subnet Mask, and
Gateway.
•
For IPv6, select the box next to Use Virtual Connect Domain IPv6
Address, and then enter the IPv6 Address and Gateway.
Save changes
Click Apply.
Cancel without saving changes
Click Cancel.
For more information on IPv6, see "Appendix C: Using IPv6 with Virtual Connect (on page
)."
Domain Settings (Enclosures) screen
Use this screen to view, add, or remove enclosures in the domain. When importing an enclosure, consider
the following:
•
After an enclosure import, the VCM CLI shows the Stacking Links Connections Status as "Failed" until all
modules are initialized. Depending on the actual configuration, this can take up to 30 seconds.
•
If an enclosure import is attempted with a server blade in a failed state, VCM might incorrectly report an
error when an error does not exist. If the import times out with an error, close the browser and log in
again to verify that the import was successful. Use the OA to verify the working state of all server blades.
For more information on adding and importing a remote enclosure, see "Adding and importing a remote
)."
Multiple enclosures are supported only if an appropriate primary and backup VC module is running in the
local enclosure. For more information about connecting multiple enclosures, see the HP Virtual Connect for
c-Class BladeSystem Setup and Installation Guide on the HP website
The following table describes the columns within the Domain Settings (Enclosures) screen.
Column
Description
Enclosure ID
Assigned ID of the enclosure
Enclosure Name
Name of the enclosure
Enclosure Serial
Number
Serial number of the enclosure
Rack Name
Name of the rack (assigned through the Onboard Administrator)
OA IPv4 Address
IPv4 IP address of the OA. "Local Enclosure" indicates this enclosure is managed by the
local Onboard Administrator.