HP Virtual Connect 8Gb 24-port Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 73)

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Item Description
Examples
->save profile Profile_1
address=ftp://user:[email protected]/new-profile-data
Transfer a profile EFI data object file to a remote server
->save profile Profile_1
address=ftp://user:[email protected]
filename=/new-profile-data
Transfer a profile EFI data object file to a remote server
Item Description
set profile Modify properties of an existing server profile.
Syntax
set profile <ProfileName> [Name=<NewName>] [EFIState=absent]
[Nag=<nagName>]
Parameter
ProfileName
(required)
The current name of the profile to modify
Properties
Name (required) The new name of the server profile
EFIState (required) Specifies the presence or absence of EFI state information
Nag (optional)
The new network access group for the server profile. If not specified, the profile’s
network access group is not changed.
Examples
->set profile MyProfile Name=MyNewProfileName
Changes the name of a server profile
->set profile Profile1 EFIState=absent
Removes EFI partition block information from a profile
->set profile Profile1 Nag=NetGroup1
Changes the profile's network access group to NetGroup1
Item Description
show profile Display all server profiles that exist in the domain and a summary of the associated
Ethernet, iSCSI, FC, and FCoE connections. To view detailed information for the
connections, use the show enet-connection, show iscsi-connection,
show fc-connection, and show fcoe-connection commands.
Syntax
show profile [<ProfileName>|*]
Parameter
ProfileName
(optional)
The name of an existing profile in the VC domain. Use "*" to display all existing
profiles. If not specified, a summary of all profiles appears.
Examples
->show profile
Displays a summary of all server profiles
->show profile *
Displays detailed information for all profiles
->show profile MyProfile
Displays detailed information for a specific profile
Item Description
unassign profile Unassign a server profile from a device bay.
Syntax
unassign profile <ProfileName>
Parameter