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Deleting a domain
CAUTION: Deleting a domain returns all settings to factory default. This action cannot be
undone.
1. Power off all servers that are associated with profiles. See "Server Bay Status screen (on page 257)."
2. Navigate to the Domain Settings (Configuration) screen (on page 23).
3. Click Delete. A domain name confirmation window is displayed.
4. Enter the name of the domain to be deleted. This should be the name of the domain you are currently
logged into, displayed in the Virtual Connect Domain Name box on the Domain Settings
(Configuration) screen (on page 23).
5. Click OK.
If deleting a domain that was using MAC addresses predefined by HP, the administrator should also update
the "Teaming" driver configuration file on the host OS. Otherwise, the driver reinitializes to the saved MAC
address predefined by HP and not the factory default value.
When a VCM domain is deleted, VCM resets VC 8Gb 24-Port FC Modules to a factory default condition.
This operation can take up to 50 seconds per VC 8Gb 24-Port FC Module.
Auto-deployment
The auto-deployment feature allows for the configuration of a VC domain from a centralized location using
DHCP and TFTP to access the configuration script. Auto-deployment is supported only for single-enclosure
domains.
The Auto-Deployment Settings section on the Domain Settings (Configuration) screen (on page 23) allows
you to do the following:
• Enable or disable auto-deployment.
• Use DHCP provided TFTP settings or provide your own settings.
• Start or stop a deployment.
IMPORTANT: Auto-deployment is not supported with an IPv6-only management network
environment.
Task Action
Use DHCP provided settings
Select (enable) the Use DHCP Provided Settings check box.
Use user-defined TFTP settings
Clear (disable) the Use DHCP Provided Settings check box, and then specify the
TFTP server and configuration file.
Save changes
After you are finished making changes to the settings, click Apply.
Start deployment
Click Start if the button is enabled, and then enter Start in the confirmation
dialog box.
Stop deployment
Click Stop if the button is enabled, and then enter Stop in the confirmation
dialog box.
The Auto-Deployment Status section on the Domain Settings (Configuration) screen displays the current
deployment status, the last deployment timestamp, and links to the viewable configuration file, deployment
log, and CLI output.
- Version 4.10 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Contents 5 5
- Contents 6 6
- Contents 7 7
- Introduction 8
- • VCEM compatibility: 9
- Virtual Connect overview 10
- • VC-FC modules 11
- • HP VCM 11
- Introduction 12 12
- HP Virtual Connect Manager 13
- • Cookies 14
- VCM wizards 16
- HP Virtual Connect Home 17
- Navigation overview 18
- Tree view 18
- Menu items 19
- Activity indicator 20
- Virtual Connect domains 21
- Managing domains 22
- Deleting a domain 24
- Auto-deployment 24
- Removing a remote enclosure 28
- Managing SNMP 32
- SNMP traps 34
- VC Module MIB traps 37
- VC Domain MIB traps 38
- VC domain checkpoint traps 41
- SNMP Configuration (VC-Enet) 42
- SNMP Configuration (VC-FC) 45
- SMI-S overview 47
- • Port: 5989 47
- • Namespace: /root/interop 47
- • Supported CIM classes: 47
- Viewing the system log 48
- System Log entry format 49
- Managing SSL configuration 51
- Virtual Connect domains 56 56
- Virtual Connect domains 57 57
- Web SSL Configuration screen 58
- Virtual Connect domains 59 59
- Enclosure serial numbers 60
- Using multiple enclosures 60
- Enclosures View screen 62
- • Domain 64
- • Network 64
- • Server 64
- • Storage 64
- Managing users 65
- Local Users screen 66
- Adding a new user 68
- Minimum requirements 69
- Test LDAP authentication 70
- Add LDAP Group 72
- Test RADIUS authentication 76
- TACACS+ Settings screen 78
- Test TACACS+ authentication 82
- • Server: ldap > local 83
- Virtual Connect networks 85
- Smart Link 86
- Private Networks 86
- VLAN Tunneling Support 86
- Managing networks 87
- Network Access Groups screen 89
- Server VLAN tagging support 96
- VLAN Capacity 97
- MAC Cache Failover 98
- Network loop protection 98
- Virtual Connect networks 99 99
- Pause flood protection 100
- Quality of Service 101
- Quality of Service screen 103
- Custom (with FCoE Lossless) 104
- Item Description 108
- Action Description 108
- IGMP Snooping 111
- Multicast Filtering 111
- 1. Click Add 114
- Field name Description 116
- Task Action 116
- Defining a network 117
- Advanced Network Settings 119
- Edit Ethernet Network screen 120
- Managing shared uplink sets 124
- Defining a shared uplink set 127
- Defining an FCoE network 129
- Virtual Connect fabrics 139
- Virtual Connect fabrics 140 140
- Virtual Connect fabrics 141 141
- DirectAttach VC SAN fabrics 142
- Virtual Connect fabrics 143 143
- Virtual Connect fabrics 144 144
- Managing fabrics 145
- Define SAN Fabric screen 146
- • Single enclosure domain 147
- • Multi-enclosure domain 147
- Column Description 148
- Task Description 148
- Login re-distribution 149
- Virtual Connect fabrics 150 150
- Edit SAN Fabric screen 151
- Multi-blade servers 159
- Flex-10 overview 160
- Flex-10 configuration 162
- FlexFabric overview 163
- PXE settings 164
- Bandwidth assignment 169
- MAC address settings 171
- Advanced Profile Settings 174
- Managing server profiles 175
- Profile 176
- Column name Description 177
- Creating iSCSI connections 185
- Item Description 187
- Server Profiles screen 197
- Edit Server Profile screen 198
- BL680c G7 Server Blade 205
- 2. Add a SAN fabric 206
- Delete 215
- Deployment 219
- Virtual Connect modules 221
- Stacking Links screen 222
- Throughput Statistics screen 223
- Enclosure Information screen 225
- Removing an enclosure 226
- Enclosure Status screen 227
- • Module adjacency 229
- • Module replacement 229
- • Firmware version 229
- • FC bay groups 229
- Row Description 231
- Port Status Description 237
- Port Statistic Description 238
- Port Statistics Description 246
- FC Bay Summary screen 247
- Server Bays Summary screen 251
- Virtual Connect modules 252 252
- Virtual Connect modules 253 253
- Integrity blade devices 254
- Server Bay Status screen 257
- Port status conditions 261
- VC-FC module 266
- Domain Status summary 267
- Domain Status screen 268
- Export support information 270
- Recovering remote enclosures 271
- Additional information 273
- Understanding nPartitions 275
- Reconfiguring nPars 276
- DHCP server configuration 278
- CentOS DHCP setup 279
- TFTP server 280
- VC configuration file 281
- The deployment status 284
- The deployment log 286
- Manual TFTP settings 287
- Waiting for DHCP 289
- Waiting for TFTP 290
- Failed to configure domain 290
- TFTP logging and enablement 291
- IPv6 addresses in VC 292
- Enabling IPv6 support 293
- New installation 294
- Disabling IPv6 support 295
- Importing enclosures 296
- VC FW update considerations 296
- Limitations 297
- • storage-management 298
- Acronyms and abbreviations 299
- Documentation feedback 303
- Index 304 304
- Index 305 305
- Index 306 306
- Index 307 307
- Index 308 308
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