Users Guide
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Part I General CLI Information
- Part II Noninteractive Commands
- 4 General Noninteractive Commands
- 5 Fibre Channel Noninteractive Commands
- Displaying System Information (Command Line Options -g, -z)
- Command Format
- Command Summary
- -a
- -b (Flash Update; Save Flash)
- -bbcr (BB Credit Recovery)
- -c (Display HBA Parameters)
- -ctp (CT Ping Test)
- -d (Driver Update)
- -dm (Transceiver Diagnostics Monitoring Interface [DMI])
- -dp (Diagnostic Port Test)
- -dport (Diagnostics Port)
- -e (Boot Devices Configuration)
- -ei
- -f
- -fcep (Diagnostics FC Ping [ELS Echo Ping])
- -fcp (Ping Test)
- -fec (FEC Enable/Disable)
- -fg (Display Driver Persistent Binding Settings)
- -ftr (CT FTR Test)
- -fs (Driver Parameters)
- -fwdump (Firmware Dump)
- -g
- -gs (Configure Parameters [Monitoring])
- -h (Help)
- -ha (Adapter Alias [FCoE Configuration])
- -i (FC Adapter Information; FC VPD Information; FC VFC Information)
- -kl (Loopback Test)
- -kr (Read Write Buffer Test)
- -l (FC Target/LUN Information)
- -ls (Display Parameters [HBA Statistics]; Link Status)
- -m (Selective LUNs)
- -mbiv (Flash/MBI Information)
- -n (Configure HBA Parameters)
- -o (Redirect Standard Output To a File)
- -p (Target Persistent Bindings)
- -pa (Adapter Port Alias [FCoE Configuration])
- -pc (Adapter Personality Change)
- -pl (Persistent Names [udev] – Linux only)
- -q (Target Link Speed [iiDMA])
- -qos (Quality of Service [QoS])
- -r (Parameters Update; Save HBA Parameters)
- -rdp (Read Diagnostics Parameter)
- -s (Suppress Output [Silent Mode])
- -scm (Congestion Management)
- -sp (FC Board Config Update)
- -t (FC Target/LUN Information)
- -tb (Target Beacon)
- -tm (Temperature Monitor)
- -tp (Topology)
- -trace (FCE Trace)
- -u (Firmware Preload Table Update)
- -v (QCC CLI Version Information)
- -vp (Virtual Ports [NPIV])
- -x (XML Output [Legacy])
- -x2 (XML Output)
- -z (All Information)
- Part III Interactive Commands
- 6 Fibre Channel Interactive Commands
- Adapter Information
- Adapter Configuration
- Adapter Alias (-ha)
- Adapter Port Alias (-pa)
- HBA Parameters
- Target Persistent Binding (-p)
- Persistent Names (-pl)
- Boot Devices Configuration
- Virtual Ports (NPIV) (-vp)
- Target Link Speed (iiDMA)) (-q)
- Driver Parameters (-fs)
- Selective LUNs (-m)
- Quality of Service (QoS) (-qos)
- Export (Save) Configuration
- Generate Reports
- Personality (-pc)
- FEC (-fec)
- BB Credit Recovery (-bbcr)
- Adapter Updates
- Adapter Diagnostics
- Monitoring
- Refresh
- Help (-h)
- Exit
- A Revision History
- 6 Fibre Channel Interactive Commands
- Glossary
Preface
Conventions for Interactive Commands
Doc. No. TD-000947 Rev. 1
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[] (square brackets) indicate an optional parameter. For example:
[<file_name>] means specify a file name, or omit it to select the
default file name.
| (vertical bar) indicates mutually exclusive options; select one option only.
For example:
on|off
1|2|3|4
... (ellipsis) indicates that the preceding item may be repeated. For
example:
x... means one or more instances of x.
[x...] means zero or more instances of x.
⋮ (vertical ellipsis) within command example output indicate where portions
of repetitious output data have been intentionally omitted.
() (parentheses) and { } (braces) are used to avoid logical ambiguity. For
example:
a|b c is ambiguous
{(a|b) c} means a or b, followed by c
{a|(b c)} means either a, or b c
Conventions for Interactive Commands
Documentation conventions that are specific to the menu-driven CLI commands
include the following:
Breadcrumbs line: Section headings for interactive commands include a
breadcrumbs line that shows the sequence of menu options from the Main
Menu to the current topic.
For example, the following breadcrumbs line shows
that you access the Flash Update option by selecting option 3 (on the Main
Menu), option 1 (on the second menu), and option 1 (on the third menu):
3. Adapter Updates
1. Converged Network Adapter
1. Flash Update
Noninteractive command equivalents: Some interactive commands have
noninteractive command equivalents. For such commands, the
corresponding noninteractive option is listed at the end of the section
heading in parentheses. For example, the following heading for the
interactive Fibre Channel command FC Adapter Information indicates that
the noninteractive equivalent is the -i command line option, described in
the corresponding (Fibre Channel) noninteractive mode chapter:
FC Adapter Information (-i)