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
User’s Guide—QConvergeConsole CLI
2500, 2600, 2700 Series Fibre Channel Adapters
Doc. No. TD-000947 Rev. 1
Janurary 29, 2021 Page 212 Copyright © 2021 Marvell
RAID
Redundant array of independent/inexpen-
sive disks. RAID are fault-tolerant disks
that look like either single or multiple
volumes to the server.
RAM
Random-access memory. The most
common computer memory that can be
used by programs to perform necessary
tasks while the computer is on; an
integrated circuit memory chip. RAM
allows information to be stored or
accessed in any order (randomly), and all
storage locations are equally accessible.
random-access memory
See RAM.
redundant array of
independent/inexpensive disks
See RAID.
SAN
Storage area network. Multiple storage
units (disk drives) and servers connected
by networking topology.
SCSI
Small computer system interface. A
high-speed interface used to connect
devices, such as hard drives, CD drives,
printers, and scanners, to a computer. The
SCSI can connect many devices using a
single controller. Each device is accessed
by an individual identification number on
the SCSI controller bus.
secure sockets layer
See SSL.
self-monitoring, analysis and reporting
technology
See SMART.
SerDes
Serializer/deserializer. A pair of functional
blocks commonly used in high-speed
communications to compensate for limited
input/output. These blocks convert data
between serial data and parallel interfaces
in each direction.
serializer/deserializer
See SerDes.
SFP
Small form-factor pluggable. A compact,
hot-pluggable transceiver used for both
telecommunication and data communica-
tions applications. It interfaces a network
device mother board (for a switch, router,
media converter, or similar device) to a
fiber optic or copper networking cable. It is
a popular industry format supported by
many network component vendors. SFP
transceivers are designed to support
SONET, Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel,
and other communications standards.
single root input/output virtualization
See SR-IOV.
small computer system interface
See SCSI.
small form-factor pluggable
See SFP.
SMART
Self-monitoring, analysis and reporting
technology. A monitoring system for
computer hard disk drives to detect and
report various indicators of reliability that
may indicate an impending disk failure. If
SMART anticipates a failure, the user may
choose to replace the disk drive to avoid
unexpected outage and data loss.