HP BL680c XenServer Administrator's Guide 4.1.0 - Page 5

XenServer Administrator's Guide 3.5.1. Sample QLogic iSCSI HBA setup 29 3.5.2. Removing HBA-based FC or iSCSI device entries 29 3.6. Virtual disk QoS settings (Enterprise Edition only 29 4. Networking ...31 4.1. Networking configuration performed during Host installation 31 4.2. Managing networking configuration for standalone XenServer Hosts 32 4.2.1. Creating networks 32 4.2.2. Connecting Virtual Machines (VMs) to networks 33 4.2.3. Creating VLANs 33 4.2.4. Creating NIC bonds 34 4.2.5. Controlling Quality of Service (QoS 36 4.2.6. Dedicating a NIC to storage traffic 36 4.2.7. Changing networking configuration options 37 4.3. Managing networking configuration for XenServer pools 38 4.3.1. Networks in resource pools 38 4.3.2. Creating NIC bonds in resource pools 38 4.3.3. Changing XenServer Host IP address configuration in resource pools....... 42 4.3.4. NIC/PIF ordering 43 4.4. Networking Troubleshooting 45 4.4.1. Diagnosing network corruption 45 4.4.2. Recovering from a bad network configuration 46 5. Command line interface 47 5.1. Basic xe syntax 47 5.2. Special characters and syntax 48 5.3. Command types 49 5.3.1. Parameter types 50 5.3.2. Low-level param commands 50 5.3.3. Low-level list commands 51 5.4. xe command reference 52 5.4.1. Bonding commands 52 5.4.2. CD commands 53 5.4.3. Console commands 54 5.4.4. Event commands 54 5.4.5. Host (XenServer Host) commands 55 5.4.6. Log commands 63 5.4.7. Network commands 64 5.4.8. Patch (update) commands 65 5.4.9. PBD commands 66 5.4.10. PIF commands 67 5.4.11. Pool commands 69 5.4.12. Storage Manager commands 71 5.4.13. SR commands 72 5.4.14. Task commands 74 5.4.15. Template commands 75 5.4.16. Update commands 80 5.4.17. User commands 80 5.4.18. VBD commands 80 5.4.19. VDI commands 83 5.4.20. VIF commands 85 5.4.21. VLAN commands 87 5.4.22. VM commands 87 6. Troubleshooting ...99 6.1. XenServer Host logs 99 6.1.1. Sending log messages to a central server 99 5