HP 1.10GB Virtual Connect Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 141)

Virtual Connect server profiles 141
Column name Description
Port Relative order of the Fibre Channel port on the server receiving the profile
Connected to Bay number of the VC-FC module to which the port is connected
FC SAN name Name of the SAN fabric to which the port is connected, or Unassigned
Status Status of the Fibre Channel module port connected to the server HBA port
Port speed Speed of the VC-FC module port connected to the server HBA port
WWPN Type of WWN address assignment configured for the Virtual Connect
domain
Action Perform delete operations
FCoE HBA Connections
Port Relative order of the port on the server receiving the profile
Connected to Bay number of the FlexFabric module to which the port is connected
FC SAN name Name of the SAN fabric to which the port is connected, or Unassigned
Status Status of the Fibre Channel module port connected to the server HBA port. The
FCoE downlink port status of LOGGED-IN means that the Ethernet virtual port
is in a linked state and that there is at least one FCoE login. The FCoE
downlink port status of NOT-LOGGED-IN means that either the Ethernet
virtual port is in an unlinked state or that there are no FCoE logins.
Port speed Requested speed for the FlexFabric connection
WWPN Type of WWN address assignment configured for the Virtual Connect
domain
MAC Type of MAC address assignment configured for the Virtual Connect domain
Action Perform delete operations
Assign Profile to Server Bay
Power
Icon indicates if the server blade is powered on or off (when a server blade is
selected).
Server Bay Assignment Displays the enclosure name, bay number, and type of server blade
S/N
Serial number of the server blade in the device bay
Model Model name of the server blade in the device bay
Status Status of the server blade in the device bay
UID Icon indicates if the server blade UID is on or off.
* Only Flex-10 NICs and FlexFabric NICs connected to Flex-10 modules and FlexFabric modules are able to set the
transmit bandwidth allocation. Other parts are restricted to the actual physical speed (1Gb).
The following table describes the available actions in the Define Server Profile screen. Clicking another link
in the pull-down menu or left navigation tree causes current edits that have not been applied to be lost.
Task Action
Change a profile name Edit a name in the Profile Name field.
Associate a network access
group Click the Network Access Group pull-down arrow, and then select a network
access group.
Select to use server factory
defaults for Ethernet MAC
addresses
Select the Advanced Profile Settings checkbox, and then select the Use Server
Factory Defaults for Ethernet MAC addresses checkbox.
Select to use server factory
defaults for Fibre Channel
WWNs
Select the Advanced Profile Settings checkbox, and then select the Use Server
Factory Defaults for Fibre Channel WWNs checkbox.
Select to use factory defaults for
serial numbers Select the Advanced Profile Settings checkbox, and then select the Use Server
Factory Defaults for Serial Numbers checkbox.