HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 10Gb Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 8)

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o Ability to set session timeout for idle VCM CLI or VCM GUI management sessions
o Protection of VC Enet modules from buffer exhaustion due to flooding of Pause packets from servers
• VCEM compatibility:
o If you are running VCEM 6.3.1 or later to manage a VC 4.01 domain, the 4.01 domain can be in
a VCDG in 3.30 firmware mode or later. To enable new features in VC 4.01, you must upgrade to
VCEM 7.2 or later. VCEM 7.2 does not support VC versions prior to 3.30.
o Configurable role operations must be delegated to one of the following roles if they are to be
performed while the domain is in Maintenance Mode: Network, Storage or Domain. Administrators
logging into VCM with a Server role account while the domain is in Maintenance mode will be
denied access to perform delegated operations such as exporting support files, updating firmware,
configuring port monitoring or saving or restoring domain configuration.
o In VC 4.01, the telemetry port throughput is Enabled by default. You must do the following to add
a fresh VC 4.01 installation to your existing VCDG:
— 3.30-3.70 VCDG with statistics throughput disabled—Clear the Enable Throughput Statistics
checkbox on the Ethernet Settings (Advanced Settings) screen, or run the following VCM CLI
command:
set statistics-throughput Enabled=false
— 3.30-3.70 VCDG with statistics throughput enabled—Add the domain as is. No change is
required.
o In VC 4.01, the VLAN Capacity is set to Expanded by default. You must do the following to add a
fresh VC 4.01 installation to your existing VCDG:
— 3.30-3.70 with Legacy VLAN VCDG—You cannot add the domain. Select a different VCDG.
— 3.30-3.70 with Enhanced VLAN VCDG—Add the domain as is. No change is required.
• For domains managed by VCEM, a server profile migration of a SAN-booted server between
enclosures within the same VCDG or between different VCDGs is not supported.
Virtual Connect documentation
The following Virtual Connect documentation is available on the Installing tab of the HP BladeSystem
Technical Resources website ( http://www.hp.com/go/bladesystem/documentation ):
• HP Virtual Connect for c-Class BladeSystem User Guide
This guide provides details for the Virtual Connect GUI, including descriptions of screen contents and
steps to set up domains, profiles, networks, and storage.
• HP Virtual Connect for c-Class BladeSystem Setup and Installation Guide
This guide provides hardware installation and configuration information for initial setup of a Virtual
Connect solution. The guide also provides Virtual Connect module component and LED descriptions
and guidelines for module installation and upgrades.
• HP Virtual Connect Manager Command Line Interface for c-Class BladeSystem User Guide
This guide provides information for using the Virtual Connect Command Line Interface, including use
scenarios and complete descriptions of all subcommands and managed elements.
• HP Virtual Connect Ethernet Cookbook: Single and Multiple Domain (Stacked) Scenarios
This guide helps new Virtual Connect users understand the concepts of and implement steps for
integrating Virtual Connect into a network. The scenarios in this guide vary from simplistic to more