HP 1.10GB Virtual Connect Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 197)

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Column Description
Port Speed Setting Speed setting of the uplink port
Connector Status Status of the uplink port
Connected To WWN of the principal FC switch to which the VC-FC uplink port is connected
The following table describes the rows within the Server Port Information table in the Bay Summary Screen.
Click Less < to display only the Port, Server Blade, SAN Fabric, Connected To, and Profile columns. Click
More > to display all columns.
Column Description
HBA Port HBA port number
Server Blade
Server blade bay location
SAN Fabric Name of the SAN Fabric connected to this port
To edit the SAN Fabric, click the SAN Fabric in the left navigation tree.
Connected To
WWN address of the device that this port is connected to on the other end
Profile Server profile with connections to this port
HBA Port Speed Speed setting of the HBA port
HBA Port Status Status of the HBA port
HBA WWPN Either the World Wide Port Name assigned to the port or the Server Factory
Default, if not assigning WWNs using Virtual Connect
Interconnect Bay Overall Status icon definitions
Icon Operational state Meaning Corrective action
OK Device is fully operational. None
Unknown Device operational state cannot be
determined.
Check Onboard Administrator
communication.
(blue)
Initializing Device is initializing. Wait until initialization is complete.
(This icon should only be seen at
startup.)
(yellow)
Degraded Device is partially operational, but
capability is lost.
Check and correct the Onboard
Administrator error condition.
(orange)
Misconfigured Device has a configuration error. Correct the Virtual Connect Manager
configuration attributes.
(orange)
Incompatible Device does not match the
configuration.
Remove the incorrect hardware. Insert
the correct module.
(orange)
No communication Cannot communicate with the
device.
Check the physical connections and IP
address.
Missing Device is configured but not
accessible.
Insert the correct hardware module.
Failed Device is not operational because
of an error.
Reset the device or application, or
replace the device.