Logging out of the cli, Common management operations – HP Virtual Connect 4Gb Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem User Manual
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Changing a connection's network:
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From a single network to another single network
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From a single network to multiple networks
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From multiple networks to a single network
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Modifying the networks or VLAN IDs in a connection with multiple networks
With Virtual Connect Manager v2.30 and higher, it is not necessary to power off the server blade, with
Flex-10 connections, in the following instances:
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Changing a connection's network:
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From "unassigned" to a single network
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From a single network to "unassigned"
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From "unassigned" to multiple networks
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From multiple networks to "unassigned"
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Changing the requested bandwidth
Restart after OA credential recovery
For VC v1.21 and higher, the VC Manager behavior has changed for powered-up servers when restarting
after a recovery of OA credentials. In previous versions, the servers entered a "profile pending" state and
required a power cycle to recover. For VC v1.21 and higher, a new state, "profile recovered," is applied to
servers that are powered on when VC Manager restarts after an OA credential recovery. When VC
Manager detects a restart after a credential recovery, it rewrites the profile parameters for any server that is
powered on, connects the server to the appropriate Ethernet networks and FC fabrics, and then puts the
server and profile in the new "profile recovered" state. The server and profile remain in the "profile
recovered" state until the server is powered down or removed from the enclosure. This feature eliminates the
power cycle requirement for a server to recover.
Logging out of the CLI
To log out of the CLI, use the exit command:
>exit
Common management operations
The following table provides the syntax for the most commonly used management operations.
For detailed information on a particular command, see "Managed elements (on page
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Operation
Examples
Display general domain settings
>show domain
Display predefined address pools
>show domain addresspool
Display interconnect modules
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Summary display
>show interconnect
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Detailed display
>show interconnect *
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Single module display
>show interconnect enc0:2