HP BL680c HP Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager User Guide - Page 54

Configuring multiple networks, Multiple Networks, Add Mapping, Delete

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Target boot LUN values must be compliant with proper ranges. ▲ VC Domains-You can provide the target boot LUN in either of the possible formats: • When using LUN values from 0-255, you can specify the LUN and either decimal or in 16-digit hexadecimal number format. • When using LUN values greater than 255, you must specify the LUN in 16-digit hexadecimal number format. To specify the LUN and a 16-digit hexadecimal number format, place the desired hexadecimal number preceded by leading zeros as shown in the following examples: • 1023 can be represented in 16-digit hexadecimal format as 00000000000003ff or 00000000000003FF (not case-sensitive). • 18446744073709551615 is represented in 16-digit hexadecimal format as ffffffffffffffff or FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. Configuring multiple networks When creating or editing a profile in a VC Domain, you can configure multiple networks to use as a same Ethernet connection port. 1. In the Ethernet connections table expand the network name menu and select Multiple Networks. The Server VLAN tag to vNet Mappings window appears. Figure 5-2 Server VLAN tag to vNet Mappings window 2. Select the vNet name server VLAN ID. 3. To add a vNet mapping, click Add Mapping. To remove a mapping, click the Delete icon. You can select one mapping to be untagged, meaning the VLAN ID is applied to that mapping. 4. (Optional) Instead of deleting mappings manually, the Copy from button enables you to copy the mappings from an existing profile or from a Shared Uplink Set. 54 Managing server profiles

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Target boot LUN values must be compliant with proper ranges.
▲
VC Domains—You can provide the target boot LUN in either of the possible formats:
When using LUN values from 0–255, you can specify the LUN and either decimal or in 16-digit
hexadecimal number format.
•
•
When using LUN values greater than 255, you must specify the LUN in 16-digit hexadecimal
number format.
To specify the LUN and a 16-digit hexadecimal number format, place the desired hexadecimal number
preceded by leading zeros as shown in the following examples:
•
1023 can be represented in 16-digit hexadecimal format as 00000000000003ff or
00000000000003FF (not case-sensitive).
•
18446744073709551615 is represented in 16-digit hexadecimal format as ffffffffffffffff or
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.
Configuring multiple networks
When creating or editing a profile in a VC Domain, you can configure multiple networks to use as a same
Ethernet connection port.
1.
In the Ethernet connections table expand the network name menu and select
Multiple Networks
. The
Server VLAN tag to vNet Mappings window appears.
Figure 5-2 Server VLAN tag to vNet Mappings window
2.
Select the vNet name server VLAN ID.
3.
To add a vNet mapping, click
Add Mapping
. To remove a mapping, click the
Delete
icon.
You can select one mapping to be untagged, meaning the VLAN ID is applied to that mapping.
4.
(Optional) Instead of deleting mappings manually, the Copy from button enables you to copy the
mappings from an existing profile or from a Shared Uplink Set.
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Managing server profiles