HP Virtual Connect 4Gb Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 41)

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Item Description
->add fcoe-connection MyNewProfile
MACAddressType=User-Defined
EthernetMAC=00-17-A4-77-00-00
Adds a new FCoE connection and provides a user-defined MAC address
Item Description
remove fcoe-connection Remove the last FCoE connection from an existing server profile.
Syntax
remove fcoe-connection
Parameter
ProfileName (required) The name of an existing profile from which the last FCoE connection is being
removed
Example
->remove fcoe-connection MyProfile
Removes an FCoE connection from a profile
Item Description
set fcoe-connection Modify an existing FCoE connection.
Syntax
set fcoe-connection [Fabric=]
[SpeedType=<1Gb|2Gb|4Gb|8Gb|Custom|Disabled>]
[CustomSpeed=<100Mb-10Gb>] [BootPriority=]
[BootPort=] [BootLun=]
Parameters
ConnectionID
(required)
The ID of an existing FCoE connection. The ID format is .
Properties
Fabric (optional) The name of the fabric to associate with the connection. The fabric being
specified should be associated with the same bay as the FCoE connection.
SpeedType (optional) The requested operational speed for the server. Valid values include
"1Gb","2Gb", "4Gb", "8Gb", "Custom", and "Disabled". If the SpeedType is
"Custom", you can configure a speed from 100Mb to 10Gb in 100Mb
increments.
CustomSpeed (required
if the SpeedType is
Custom)
The user-defined speed for the server port. Valid values include 100Mb to
10Gb configured in 100Mb increments.
BootPriority
(optional)
Controls whether the FCoE HBA port is enabled for SAN boot and affects the
BIOS boot order. Valid values include "BIOS", "Primary", "Secondary", and
"Disabled".
BootPort
(Required if the Boot Priority is
either Primary or
Secondary)
The target WWPN of the controller interface on the Fibre Channel storage
target. The port name is a 64-bit identifier in the format
NN:NN:NN:NN:NN:NN:NN:NN, where N is a hexadecimal number.
BootLun
(Required if the Boot Priority is
either Primary or
Secondary)
The LUN of the volume used for SAN boot. Valid values include an integer from
0 to 255 or 16 hex digits (HP-UX only).
Examples