Users Guide
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Installing and Launching
- 3 QCS CLI Commands
- General Syntax and Keywords
- Command List
- Commands by Item View
- Command Details
- Add (Team Configuration)
- Add Discovery Portal
- Add Host
- Add iSNS Server
- Add Target
- Boot Configuration
- Cable Diagnostics
- Configure Advanced Settings
- Configure Advanced FCoE Settings
- Configure Advanced Adapter Settings
- Configure Advanced Port Settings
- Configure iSCSI Boot
- Configure iSCSI Initiator
- Configure iSCSI Management
- Configure iSCSI Management (on a Linux Host)
- Configure iSCSI Secret
- Configure Licenses
- Configure Multifunction
- Configure Resource
- Configure SR-IOV
- Configure System TOE
- Create Multiple NPIV Ports
- Create NPIV Port
- Diagnostics
- Discover Host
- Fallback
- Help
- Information (Adapter)
- Information (Team)
- List (Targets)
- List Discovery Portals
- List iSNS Servers
- Log
- Login
- Logout
- Network Diagnostics
- Ping Test
- Quit
- Refresh
- Refresh All
- Refresh Discovery Portal
- Refresh iSNS Server
- Remove (Team)
- Remove All Hosts
- Remove Discovery Portal
- Remove Host
- Remove iSNS Server
- Remove Multiple NPIV Ports
- Remove NPIV Port
- Remove Persistent Target
- Remove Target
- Reset Session Statistics
- Reset Statistics
- Restore (Team)
- Save (Team)
- Select (Target)
- Session Statistics
- Sessions
- Show Selected (Target)
- Statistics
- Unassigned (Adapters)
- Upgrade (Firmware)
- Version
- Legacy Commands
- 4 QCS CLI Usage
- Using Interactive Mode
- Performing Management Tasks
- Listing Target Adapters of Different Views in CLI Mode
- Obtaining Context Help for each Command
- Switching Between Different Views of Target Adapters
- Selecting a Target for the Command to Operate On
- Selecting a Target in Interactive Mode
- Getting Information for a Selected Target
- Configuring Advanced Parameters for a Selected Target
- Displaying Licenses for a Selected Target
- Configuring the iSCSI Parameter for a Selected Target
- Configuring the Resource of a Selected Target
- Configuring OoB Management for a Selected Target
- Configuring Systoe for the System
- Getting Statistics for a Selected Target
- Resetting Statistics for a Selected Target
- Running Diagnostic Tests for a Selected Target
- Running a Cable Diagnostic Test for a Selected Target
- Running a Network Diagnostic Test for a Selected Target
- Connecting to an FCoE Target
- Connecting to an iSCSI Target
- Creating a Team Configuration
- Restoring a Team Configuration
- Saving a Team Configuration
- Removing One or More Teams
- Displaying Unassigned Adapters
- Switching Between Primary and Standby Adapters in a Team
- Connecting an iSCSI Target
- Refreshing a Host
- Performing Other Common Tasks
- A Security Considerations
- B Configuration File Examples
- C Third-party Licenses
- D Exit Codes
- E Revision History
- Glossary
3–QCS CLI Commands
Configure iSCSI Management
Doc No. TD-000971 Rev. 1
January 29, 2021 Page 56 Copyright © 2021 Marvell
Configure iSCSI Management
Gets and sets iSCSI management keys for the device if the actively selected
device is an iSCSI device and belongs to the Marvell Network Adapter family of
devices.
Syntax cfg iSCSIMgmt
[[key] | [key=value]]
Keywords Both the key and value are case insensitive and must be specified within double
quotes if they contain any spaces or special characters. Do not use spaces
around the = (equal sign) in key=value.
cfg iSCSIMgmt key
Displays the current setting and all valid settings of the specified key.
cfg iSCSIMgmt key=value
Sets the specified value to the specified key.
IPV4DHCP
Enables DHCP for IPv4. The <value> can only be Enable. To disable DHCP,
use IPV4ADDR to set a static IPv4 address; DHCP will be automatically disabled.
IPV4ADDR
Sets the static IPv4 address to the specified <value>. Setting the static IPv4
address automatically disables the DHCP of IPv4.
IPV4MASK
Sets the IPv4 subnet mask to the specified <value>.
IPV4GATEWAY
Sets the default IPv4 gateway address to the specified <value>.
IPV6DHCP
Enables DHCP for IPv6. The <value> can only be Enable. To disable DHCP,
use IPV6ADDR to set the static IPv6 address; DHCP will be automatically
disabled.
IPV6PRA
Sets the “Process Router Advertisement” to a <value> of either Enable or
Disable. The value is set to Enable and the key is not configurable when
DHCP is enabled.