HP Virtual Connect 8Gb 24-port Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 77)

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Item Description
RoleName (required) The VC privilege/role for which the existing authentication order is to be set.
Valid values are "domain", "network", "server", and "storage".
Property
Order (required) The order of authentication to be set for a given role, specified as one or more
authentication methods separated by a comma. The format is
. Valid values are "ldap", "radius", "tacacs", and
"local".
Examples
->set role network Order=tacacs,radius
Sets the order for the network privilege to be TACACS+, followed by RADIUS
->set role server Order=ldap,radius,tacacs
Sets the order for the server privilege to be LDAP, followed by RADIUS, followed
by TACACS+
Item Description
show role Display the current authentication order for a VC role.
Syntax
show role [|*]
Parameter
RoleName (optional) The name of a VC role for which the existing authentication order is to be
displayed. Valid values are "domain", "server", "network", and "storage". Use
"*" to display detailed information for all user roles. If not specified, a summary
of all roles appears.
Examples
->show role
Displays a summary authentication order of all user roles
->show role domain
Displays the authentication order for the domain user role
->show role *
Displays the authentication order for all user roles
server
Manage server blades.
Supported actions: help, poweroff, poweron, reboot, show
Item Description
poweroff server Power off one or more physical servers.
Syntax
poweroff server [-Force|-ForceOnTimeout]
[-timeout=]
Parameter
ServerID (required) The ID of a physical server in the domain. The format of the server ID is
. If the EnclosureID is not specified, the local
enclosure is used by default. Use "*" to power off all servers in the domain. For a
multi-blade server, the ServerID must be that of the monarch bay. This is the ID
displayed by the show server command.
Options
Force Forces a power off operation without waiting for the operating system to shut down
gracefully. Only use this option as a last resort, because it can cause potential data