Print server profile list, Edit server profile screen – HP Virtual Connect 4Gb Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem User Manual
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Task
Action
Show all profiles, only assigned
profiles, or only unassigned
profiles
Click the down arrow in the Show: box.
Define a new profile
Left-click in the table, right-click to display a menu, and then click Add; or
select Server Profile from the Define menu at the top of the screen; or click
Add at the bottom of the screen.
Edit a server profile
Left-click on the profile row, right-click to display a menu, and then click Edit;
or click the Edit link in the Action column.
Delete a single server profile
Left-click on the profile row, right-click to display a menu, and then click
Delete; or click the pull-down arrow in the Action column, and then select
Delete.
Copy a single server profile
Left-click on the profile row, right-click to display a menu, and then click
Copy; or click the pull-down arrow in the Action column, and then select
Copy.
Print a list of defined server profiles Click the print icon at the top of the screen. See "Print Server Profile list (on
)."
Print Server Profile list
This report is available on the Server Profiles screen (on page
), and lists the set of profiles that have been
defined in the VC domain:
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To filter the report for only assigned or unassigned profiles, click the down arrow in the Show: box.
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To print the report, click the print icon.
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Click Print.
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To close the window and return to the Server Profiles screen, click Close.
Edit Server Profile screen
To access this screen, do one of the following:
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Click the Edit link for a server profile on the Server Profiles screen (on page
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Enter a server profile name in the Find Configuration Items search field in the left navigation tree, and
then select the server profile.
Use this screen to edit the properties of an existing server profile. This screen enables you to do the following:
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Change the profile name
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Hide or show unused FlexNICs
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Change the associated network access group
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Add, delete, or modify Ethernet adapter connections
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Change the network port speed settings
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Enable or disable PXE
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Set multicast filters or filter sets
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Modify iSCSI HBA connections