HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 10Gb Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 90)

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Item Description
save profile Save an EFI data object from an existing server profile. The server profile must not
be assigned to a server bay.
Syntax
save profile
address=
-or-
save profile
address= filename=
Parameter
ProfileName
(required)
An existing and unassigned profile in the domain
Properties
address (required) A valid IP address, with username, password, and the name of the EFI data file that
will be stored on the FTP server
filename (required) The name of the EFI data file that will be stored on the FTP server. The filename can
be mentioned separately.
The file path is treated as relative to the login directory for the user on the FTP server.
The user should ensure that the permissions are appropriate for the transfer to
succeed.
Examples
->save profile Profile_1
address=ftp://user:[email protected]/new-profile-data
Transfers a profile EFI data object file to a remote server
->save profile Profile_1
address=ftp://user:[email protected]
filename=/new-profile-data
Transfers a profile EFI data object file to a remote server
->save profile Profile1
address=ftp://user:password@[2001::1]/new-profile-data
Transfers a profile EFI data object file to a remote server using an IPv6 address
->save profile Profile1
address=ftp://user:password@[2001::1]
filename=/new-profile-data
Transfers a profile EFI data object file to a remote server using an IPv6 address
Item Description
set profile Modify properties of an existing server profile.
Syntax
set profile [Name=] [EFIState=absent]
[HideUnusedFlexNICs=] [Nag=]
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
HideUnusedFlexNICs
(optional)
When set to "false," the operating system enumerates all physical functions of the
FlexNICs as network interfaces, including FlexNICs not mapped to profile
connections. Enumerating unmapped network interfaces might consume shared
resources, even though the interfaces are unused.
When set to "true," the operating system does not enumerate physical functions of
FlexNICs not mapped to profile connections as network interfaces. This might
change the order of network interfaces in the operating system and require manual
adjustments to NIC teaming or other network configurations in the operating system