User`s guide

146 XgOS User’s Guide • September 2014
Example: Configure Persistent Mapping While
Creating a vHBA
The persistent binding can be assigned while creating a vHBA, which is provided to
you as a configuration convenience:
Example: Remove vHBA, Server Profile, and SAN
Map
To remove a vHBA, server profile, and SAN map in the correct order:
As an option, if you only want to remove “mymap”, you need to remove the
associated vHBA. Skip the 2nd step (removal of myserver) as shown.
To check if any SAN map is remaining:
Note – Expect an error if you remove a SAN map without first unbinding the vHBA
remove -noconfirm san map mymap: “Commit failed: Cannot delete Persistent
Mapping Set :mymap. Currently in use by Vhba: vhba101 (error 111).”
Target Prescan and Rescan
Target prescan and rescan enables you to discover the available target and LUN
information on the network without requiring a host server to be bound to the
Oracle Fabric Interconnect. Use this feature to determine if the list of targets and
LUNs are satisfactory, or require any removals or additions, before committing them
(binding) to a host-server profile. XgOS then supports binding the server profile
with the phys-con after a prescan is complete.
add server-profile myserver ceasar@iowa:ServerPort13
add vhba vhba999.myserver 4/1 -map=mymap
remove -noconfirm vhba vhba101.myserver
remove -noconfirm server-profile myserver
remove -noconfirm san map mymap
show san map
Nothing to display