HP Virtual Connect 8Gb 24-port Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 81)

Command line 81
Supported actions: help, show
Item Description
show server-port Display physical server port information. If the port is unlinked and no connectivity
exists, the cause is displayed. For more information about possible causes, see
"Port status conditions (on page 152 )."
Syntax
show server-port []
Parameter
PortID (Optional) The reference of a port mapping ID. The PortID format is
. The PortID can be referenced from the ID column
in the summary. The detailed display shows all FlexNICs that could be associated
with a server port.
Examples
->show server-port
Displays a summary of all physical server ports
->show server-port *
Displays detailed information for all physical server ports
->show server-port enc0:3:d2
Displays detailed information for a specific server port
->show server-port enc0:1:d4
Displays detailed information for the Device Control Channel
server-port-map
Manage shared server downlink port mapping configuration.
Supported actions: add, help, remove, set, show
Item Description
add server-port-map Add a new server port network mapping, and allow server ports to be shared
among multiple VC Ethernet networks.
Syntax
add server-port-map
[Uplinkset=] [VLanID=]
[Untagged=]
Parameters
ConnectionID
(required)
The ID of an existing Ethernet connection associated with a profile and a server
port. The format of the ConnectionID is .
Network (required) The name of a valid network to which the mapping is added. A network can be
configured once for every profile connection, and every profile connection can be
configured for a maximum of 28 networks.
Properties
Uplinkset (optional) The name of the shared uplink set to use with the server port mapping. If the domain
setting SharedServerVLanId is set to "true", Uplinkset is a required value.
VLanID (optional) The VLAN ID to use for the mapping. Valid values include 1 to 4094. If the uplink
set name is specified, the VLanID property should not be specified, because the
server VLAN ID is forced to be same as the VLAN ID used when adding the network
to the shared uplink set.
Untagged (optional) Enables or disables the network to handle untagged packets. Only one network in
an Ethernet network connection can handle untagged packets. The default value is
"false". If a shared uplink set is used, the untagged network is the same as the native
network, if present, but any other network can be configured to handle untagged
packets.