HP Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager Software - Manual (Page 60)

Table 22 Parameter descriptions for -set iscsi-boot-param (continued)
Optional Required Description Parameter
selection for this attribute is
disabled
, which allows for
static configuration.
x Allows the iSCSI option
ROM to retrieve the TCP/IP -networkparamdhcp
parameters from DHCP or
through static configuration.
Valid values are enabled
and disabled. The default
selection for this attribute is
disabled
, which allows for
static configuration.
x
NOTE: The
-dhcpvendorid parameter
is required if the
-iscsibootparamdhcp
parameter
is set to enabled.
Specifies the string used to
match the value in the
Vendor Class Id field in the
DHCP offer packet when the
iSCSI boot parameters are
retrieved. -dhcpvendorid
Output
The function returns the result of the set operation or a jobid if –nb is specified.
Examples
•
Configure basic boot attributes on an iSCSI connection of the profile MyProfile1:
vcemcli -set iscsi-boot-param –profilename MyProfile1 –portnumber 1
–bootorder primary -Lun 100 -initiatorname "iqn.2009-
09.com.someorg.iSCSI-Initiator" –initiatorip 192.128.3.1
-mask 255.255.0.0 -targetname "iqn.2009-09.com.someorg.iSCSI-Target"
-targetip 192.128.3.2 –targetport 40000
-authentication CHAP –username SomeUserName
-secret SomePassword123
•
Configure iSCSI boot attributes to be retrieved from DHCP:
vcemcli -set iscsi-boot-param –profilename MyProfile1 –portnumber 1
-bootorder primary –iscsibootparamdhcp enabled
-networkparamdhcp enabled –dhcpvendorid SomeVendorIDValue
•
Configure CHAPM secret and secret values:
vcemcli -set iscsi-boot-param –profilename MyProfile1 –portnumber 1
-bootorder primary
-authentication CHAPM –username SomeUserName
-mutualusername SomeMutualUsername
-iscsibootparamdhcp enabled
-networkparamdhcp enabled
-dhcpvendorid SomeVendorIDValue
Minimum required role-based security
VCEM Group Operator
Remarks
You can obtain the job status for the jobid by executing the VCEMCLI with the –show job
command and providing the associated job ID. For more information, see
“show job” (page 74) .
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