HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.1.1 CLI Reference Guide (TB581-96066, September 2011)

port and wwn: Obtain these values from the execution result of the GetStorageArray
(subtarget=Port, portsubinfo=WWN) command. Execute this command by specifying only the
model and serialnum parameters, Port for the subtarget parameter, and WWN for the
portsubinfo parameter. In the execution result of this command, the portID value appears under
An instance of Port. Use this portID value to specify the port parameter. The WWNs for
this port are displayed in the List of (nn) WWN elements, where nn indicates the number of
WWNs. Select the target WWN from this list, and use it to specify the wwn parameter.
portname: Obtain this value from the execution result of the GetStorageArray (subtarget=Port)
command. In the execution result of this command, the displayName value appears under An
instance of Port. Use this value to specify the portname parameter.
Command execution example
hdvmcli DeleteWWN -o "D:\logs\DeleteWWN.log"
"serialnum=10001" "model=XP1024" "port=0" "wwn=11.22.33.22.44.55.33.11"
Command execution result
RESPONSE:
(Command completed; no data returned)
DeleteWWNForHostStorageDomain
DeleteWWNForHostStorageDomain removes security for LUNs that are under a specified host
storage domain. The host storage domain must already exist and be secured.
Parameters
Table 79 DeleteWWNForHostStorageDomain command parameters
DescriptionStatusParameter name
Serial number of the storage system for the host storage domainRequired
serialnum
Model of the storage system for the host storage domainRequired
model
Port ID of the host storage domain
Specify either port or portname. Do not specify both
parameters at the same time. If they are specified at the same
time, an error will occur.
Optional
port
Port name of the host storage domain
Specify either port or portname. Do not specify both
parameters at the same time. If they are specified at the same
time, an error will occur.
Optional
portname
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