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***** : The value is encoded by the CLI.
4-7-9 ModifyHostInfo
ModifyHostInfo modifies a HostInfo record in the Device Manager Manager server (see Table
4-88 ).
A user who has only View permission cannot execute this command. A user to whom a user-defined
resource group is assigned and who also has Modify permission can specify HostInfo for an allowed
host.
NOTE: A Local System Administrator and Local Storage Administrator can specify HostInfo for
a permitted host.
Table 4-88 ModifyHostInfo command parameters
Parameter Name Status Description
objectid Required Object ID of the HostInfo record to be modified
Specify the objectID obtained from another CLI response. The value is
encoded by the CLI.
serialnum Optional New serial number of the path's storage array
Omit this when no change is required.
model Optional New model of the path's storage array
Omit this when no change is required.
hostname Optional New name of the HostInfo
Omit this when no change is required.
The number of characters that can be used for a name is 1-50 bytes.
ipaddress Optional New IPv4 IP address of the host
Omit this parameter if you are not changing the IPv4 IP address of the host.
ipv6address Optional New IPv6 IP address of the host
Omit this parameter if you are not changing the IPv6 IP address of the host.
mountpoint Optional New mount point on the host file system corresponding to the path
Omit this when no change is required.
port Optional New port on the path
Omit this when no change is required.
NOTE: When this is changed, port or portname must be specified. Do not
specify both parameters at the same time. This might cause an error to
occur.
portname Optional New port name of the path
NOTE: When this is changed, port or portname must be specified. Do not
specify both parameters at the same time. This might cause an error to
occur.
domain Optional New domain ID of the path
Omit this when no change is required.
This parameter can be specified in decimal and hexadecimal. If you specify
a hexadecimal number, add the 0x prefix.
NOTE: The execution results are output in decimal.