HP Virtual Connect FlexFabric 10Gb24-port Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 40)

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Item Description
->add fc-connection MyNewProfile Fabric=SAN_5
Adds a new FC SAN connection to a profile
->add fc-connection MyNewProfile Fabric=SomeFabric
Speed=4Gb
Adds a new FC SAN connection and configures the port speed
->add fc-connection MyNewProfile
Adds a new FC SAN connection and uses the next available fabric
->add fc-connection MyNewProfile
AddressType=Factory-Default
Adds a new FC SAN connection and uses factory-default addresses
->add fc-connection MyNewProfile AddressType=User-Defined
PortWWN=50:06:0B:00:00:C2:62:00
NodeWWN=50:06:0B:00:00:c2:62:01
Adds a new FC SAN connection and provides user-defined WWN addresses
Item Description
remove fc-connection Remove the last FC connection from an existing server profile.
Syntax
remove fc-connection <ProfileName>
Parameter
ProfileName (required) Name of the profile from which to remove the FC connection.
Example
->remove fc-connection MyProfile
Removes an FC connection from a profile.
Item Description
set fc-connection Modify an existing FC SAN connection.
Syntax
set fc-connection <ProfileName> <Port>
[Fabric=<FabricName>]
[Speed=<Auto|1Gb|2Gb|4Gb|8Gb|Disabled>]
[BootPriority=<priority>] [BootPort=<portName>]
[BootLun=<LUN>]
Parameters
ProfileName (required) The name of the server profile containing the connection to modify.
Port (required)
The port number of the connection being modified
Properties
Fabric (optional) The name of the FC SAN fabric associated with the connection. Associate the
specified fabric with the same bay as the FC connection. A blank string makes
the FC connection unassigned.
Speed (optional) The port speed of the FC SAN connection. Values include "Auto", "8Gb",
"4Gb", "2Gb", "1Gb", and "Disabled".
Speed restrictions:
For the HP VC 4Gb FC Module, supported speed values include
"Auto","1Gb","2Gb", "4Gb", and "Disabled". If the value is set to 8Gb, the
speed is auto-negotiated by VC.
BootPriority
(optional)
Controls whether the FC HBA port is enabled for SAN boot and affects the BIOS
boot order. Values include "BIOS", "Primary", "Secondary", and "Disabled".