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Introduction.............................................................................................................. 1
Supported Features by Operating System......................................................... 2
Known Issues.................................................................................................... 4
Printing Help Information................................................................................... 4
Installing and Uninstalling OneCommand Manager
Application Components.......................................................................................... 5
Installing the OneCommand Manager Application............................................. 5
In Windows ................................................................................................. 5
Attended Installation in Windows .......................................................... 5
Unattended Installation in Windows ...................................................... 8
In Solaris..................................................................................................... 8
In Linux ....................................................................................................... 9
In VMware ESX Server ............................................................................. 10
Installing the OneCommand Manager Application Web Launch Interface ....... 11
Prerequisites............................................................................................. 11
Procedures................................................................................................ 12
Installing the OneCommand Manager Application Command Line Interface... 13
In Windows ............................................................................................... 14
Unattended Installation in Windows .................................................... 16
In VMware ESX Server ............................................................................. 16
Prerequisites....................................................................................... 16
Procedures ......................................................................................... 16
In a VMware ESX Server with an Existing HBAnyware CLI Kit Installed ... 16
Uninstalling Older HBAnyware Kits on VMware .................................. 16
In Linux ..................................................................................................... 17
Prerequisites....................................................................................... 17
Procedures ......................................................................................... 17
In a Linux System with an Existing HBAnyware CLI Kit Installed .............. 18
Uninstalling Older HBAnyware Kits on Linux....................................... 18
In Solaris................................................................................................... 19
Prerequisites....................................................................................... 19
Procedures ......................................................................................... 19
Upgrading from the OneCommand Manager Application CLI to the
Full-Featured OneCommand Manager Application Enterprise Kit ................... 20
In Windows ............................................................................................... 20
In Linux ..................................................................................................... 20
In Solaris................................................................................................... 20
In VMware ESX Server ............................................................................. 20
Uninstalling the OneCommand Manager Application ................................. 21
In Windows ............................................................................................... 21
In Solaris................................................................................................... 21
In Linux .................................................................................................... 21
In VMware................................................................................................. 21
Uninstalling the OneCommand Manager Application Web Launch
Interface Only.................................................................................................. 22
Starting and Stopping the OneCommand Manager
Application............................................................................................................. 22
Starting the OneCommand Manager Application Web Launch Interface ......... 23
Managing Files when Running the OneCommand Manager
Application Web Launch Interface............................................................. 23
Using the OneCommand Manager Application ..................................................... 24
- OneCommand 1
- Manager 1
- Application 1
- Introduction 11
- Known Issues 14
- Printing Help Information 14
- Application Components 15
- In Solaris 18
- In Linux 19
- In VMware ESX Server 20
- Prerequisites 21
- Procedures 22
- ./wsinstall 23
- /var/apache/htdocs 23
- /srv/www/htdocs 23
- /var/www/html 23
- In Windows 24
- ./install.sh 28
- In VMware 31
- Launch Interface 33
- The Menu Bar 35
- The Toolbar 35
- The Toolbar Buttons 35
- The Discovery-Tree 36
- Discovery-Tree Icons 37
- The Property Tabs 38
- The Status Bar 38
- 2. Run the following script: 40
- Configuring Discovery 41
- The Hosts File 42
- Adding a Single Host 43
- Adding a Range of Hosts 45
- Removing Hosts 47
- Adding Target Portals 51
- Removing a Target Portal 51
- Logging into Targets 51
- Removing Targets 53
- Viewing Target Sessions 53
- Figure 21: iSCSI SNS tab 57
- Viewing Host Information 59
- Grouping Hosts 61
- Managing Host Groups 62
- Creating a Host Group 63
- Deleting a Host Group 63
- Adding a Host to a Host Group 64
- Restoring a Host Group 64
- Restoring all Host Groups 64
- Searching for Hosts 65
- Viewing Adapter Information 65
- Viewing FC Port Information 69
- Viewing FCoE Port Information 71
- Viewing NIC Port Information 75
- Figure 33: NIC Port Info tab 76
- Viewing Port Statistics 78
- Figure 35: Statistics tab 79
- Viewing iSCSI Statistics 81
- Figure 41: PHY Data tab 88
- Viewing VPD 89
- (manufacturer ID) 90
- [FL_PORT]) 96
- Viewing iSCSI LUN Information 100
- Figure 51: Target Mapping tab 101
- CIM provider v2.0 on ESX 4i 102
- Viewing iSCSI PCI Registers 103
- Viewing NIC PCI Registers 104
- Managing Adapters 105
- Showing Licenses 106
- Installing Licenses 107
- ./stop_ocmanager 115
- /etc/init.d/fcauthd start 116
- ./start_ocmanager 116
- ./start_weblaunch 116
- CIN, FIP is disabled 121
- Managing Ports 134
- Figure 71: Reset Warning 135
- Advanced TCP/IP Configuration 137
- Figure 76: Maintenance tab 143
- Figure 79: Virtual Ports tab 146
- Figure 80: Virtual Port tab 148
- Linux Considerations 150
- Enabling Authentication 150
- The DHCHAP Tab 151
- Changing Your Password 153
- Updating Adapter Firmware 154
- Only) 158
- Figure 86: CEE/FCoE tab 159
- Figure 91: LUN Masking tab 165
- Figure 92: Target Mapping tab 167
- Boot Types 169
- Boot Device Parameters 170
- Diagnostics 178
- Viewing Flash Contents 179
- Viewing Overlay Details 180
- Viewing the PCI Registers 180
- Running a Quick Test 180
- Using Beaconing 181
- Creating Diagnostic Dumps 181
- /vmfs/volumes 182
- Running Loopback Tests 184
- Loopback Test Combinations 184
- Loopback test 185
- Saving the Log File 187
- OneConnect Diagnostics 188
- Line Interface 195
- CIM Provider Versions 196
- Using the CLI Client 197
- The Command Reference 199
- Read-Only Mode 201
- Help Command 202
- ShowAdapterLicenseFeatures 203
- ShowLicenseAdapterID 203
- Attributes Commands 204
- PortStatistics 205
- ServerAttributes 205
- SetPfcThrottle 205
- Authentication Commands 206
- GetAuthConfig 207
- GetAuthStatus 207
- InitiateAuth 207
- SetAuthConfig 208
- SetPassword 208
- Boot Commands 209
- GetBootParams 210
- SetBootParam 210
- CEE Commands 211
- GetDCBParams 212
- GetPGInfo 212
- SetCnaPGBW 213
- SetDCBParam 213
- SetDCBPriority 215
- Diagnostic Commands 216
- GetXcvrData 217
- LoadList 217
- LoopBackTest 218
- PostTest 220
- SetBeacon 220
- SetCableNVP 221
- Driver Parameter Commands 222
- GetDriverParamsGlobal 223
- SaveConfig 223
- SetDriverParam 224
- SetDriverParamDefaults 224
- Dump Commands 225
- GetDumpDirectory 226
- SetDumpDirectory 226
- GetDumpFile 227
- GetRetentionCount 228
- GetDumpFileNames 228
- SetRetentionCount 229
- FCoE Commands 230
- SetFIPParam 231
- AddARPTableEntry 232
- AddRouteTableEntry 233
- AddTarget 233
- AddTargetPortal 234
- CleariSNSServer 236
- DelARPTableEntry 236
- DelRouteTableEntry 236
- DiscoveriSNSServer 237
- GetInitiatorProperties 237
- GetiSCSILuns 237
- GetiSCSIPortStats 238
- GetSessionInfo 238
- ListSessions 239
- RemoveTarget 239
- RemoveTargetPortal 239
- SetInitiatorProperties 240
- SetNetworkConfiguration 241
- SetTargetLoginProperties 242
- SetTargetProperties 243
- SetTPLoginProperties 243
- ShowARPTable 244
- ShowiSNSServer 244
- ShowRouteTable 245
- ShowTarget 245
- ShowTargetPortal 245
- TargetLogin 246
- TargetLogout 247
- UpdateiSNSServer 247
- LUN Masking Commands 248
- GetLunUnMaskByTarget 249
- RescanLuns 249
- SetLunMask 249
- Miscellaneous Commands 250
- CnaGetEventLog 251
- Download 251
- ExportSANInfo 251
- GetCimCred 252
- GetElxSecInfo 252
- GetQoSInfo 252
- ListHBAs 253
- RemoveHost 254
- SetCimCred 254
- TargetMapping 255
- AllNodeInfo 256
- BindingCapabilities 256
- BindingSupport 257
- PersistentBinding 257
- RemoveAllPersistentBinding 257
- RemovePersistentBinding 257
- SetBindingSupport 258
- SetPersistentBinding 258
- Personality Change Commands 260
- ShowPersonalities 261
- Virtual Port (VPort) Commands 262
- ListVPorts 263
- VPortTargets 263
- ChangeWWN 264
- GetWWNCap 265
- RestoreWWN 265
- Troubleshooting 267
- Situations 274
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