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vtl show ports Description of Command Function Provides information on the Fibre Channel ports which can be used during the creation of a virtual tape library. This is identical to the hardware show ports command but is included to allow the user to obtain this information (required when configuring libraries) without leaving the vtl command group. Command Syntax vtl show ports Command Authority Operator and Administrator Command Object Requirements Not applicable - no objects exist within this command. Command Parameter Requirements Not applicable - no parameters exist within this command. Requirements for Command Execution The command entry must conform to the command syntax. Successful Command Output Upon successful completion of the command, information on the physical Fibre Channel ports is displayed. Because this information depends on the physical hardware, the output will differ from system to system. See the examples for the different outputs. Configuration values can be: • Speed - Auto, 2 Gbs, 4 Gbs, or 8 Gbs • Connection - Loop, Fabric, or pnt-to-pnt Command Operation during Abnormal Conditions If the command does not conform to the required syntax, the following is displayed: Command Failed - Did not conform to the correct command syntax "vtl show ports" Examples Output for B6200 systems # vtl show ports | ---HBA 1 | | | Port 1 Port 2 | | | | ---HBA 2 | | | Port 1 Port 2 | | | View Fibre Channel Ports on Back of Node Node 1: VTL Port Number ---------- 1 not used 2 not used Physical Location Slot Port ---- ----- HBA1 Port1 HBA1 Port2 HBA2 Port1 HBA2 Port2 Configuration Speed Connection ----- ---------- 4 Gbs Fabric 4 Gbs Fabric 4 Gbs Fabric 4 Gbs Fabric Node 2: vtl show ports 189

Section	Page
	1
Contents	3
1 Using the CLI	6
Introduction	6
Accessing the CLI	6
Command Entry	7
Viewing Help	7
Transferring Files	7
Scripting	7
2 Command Instruction Syntax	8
Global Defaults	9
3 Categorical List of Commands	10
4 Alphabetical List of Commands and Details	13
accounts add	13
accounts del	15
accounts modify	16
accounts show	18
alerts show	20
config delete	21
config restore devices	22
config restore keystore	24
config save devices	25
config save keystore	26
config show list	27
exit	28
hardware add storage	29
hardware beacon	30
hardware delete storage	31
hardware disable failover	33
hardware discover storage	34
hardware enable failover	35
hardware failback	36
hardware failover	37
hardware poweroff	38
hardware powerup	40
hardware prepare storage	41
hardware reboot	42
hardware set ports	43
hardware show firmware	44
hardware show net status	46
hardware show node status	48
hardware show problems	49
hardware show status	50
hardware show storage status	53
hardware update firmware	54
help	55
hpresetpassword	57
license add	58
license load	59
license show	60
logs show events	61
logs show update	63
nas create share	65
nas delete share	67
nas modify share	68
nas show share	69
net activate config	70
net add subnet	71
net copy config	73
net create config	74
net delete config	76
net delete subnet	77
net modify config	78
net modify subnet	80
net ping	82
net set config	83
net set wizard	85
net show config	88
net show config	90
net show config list	92
net show ports	93
net show status	94
net validate config	95
serviceset show status	96
serviceset start	97
serviceset stop	98
snmp add trapsink	99
snmp add user	102
snmp del trapsink	104
snmp del user	105
snmp disable	106
snmp enable	107
snmp modify trapsink	108
snmp modify user	110
snmp reset ro-community	112
snmp set contact	113
snmp set location	114
snmp set ro-community	115
snmp show config	116
snmp show user	118
support create ticket	119
support del ticket	120
support show ticket	121
system clear packages	122
system clear repository	123
system disable failover	124
system enable failover	125
system load packages	126
system reboot	127
system set clioutput	128
system set config	129
system set description	136
system set pagecontrol	137
system show config	138
system show packages	139
system show performance	140
system show repository	142
system show status	143
system shutdown	145
system update packages	146
time add ntpserver	147
time del ntpserver	149
time reset timezone	150
time set timezone	151
time set UTC	153
time show config	154
vtl create cartridge	155
vtl create library	157
vtl delete cartridge	162
vtl delete library	164
vtl modify cartridge	166
vtl modify drive	168
vtl modify library	170
vtl move cartridge	174
vtl show capacity	176
vtl show cartridges	178
vtl show drive info	180
vtl show drive list	182
vtl show library info	184
vtl show library iscsi authentication	187
vtl show library list	188
vtl show ports	189
5 Support and other resources	191
Contacting HP	191
Related information	191
Websites	191
Typographic conventions	191
Documentation feedback	192
Glossary	193

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vtl show ports

Description of Command Function

Provides information on the Fibre Channel ports which can be used during the creation of a virtual

tape library. This is identical to the

hardware show ports

command but is included to allow

the user to obtain this information (required when configuring libraries) without leaving the

vtl

command group.

Command Syntax

vtl show ports

Command Authority

Operator and Administrator

Command Object Requirements

Not applicable – no objects exist within this command.

Command Parameter Requirements

Not applicable – no parameters exist within this command.

Requirements for Command Execution

The command entry must conform to the command syntax.

Successful Command Output

Upon successful completion of the command, information on the physical Fibre Channel ports is

displayed. Because this information depends on the physical hardware, the output will differ from

system to system. See the examples for the different outputs.

Configuration values can be:

•

Speed – Auto, 2 Gbs, 4 Gbs, or 8 Gbs

•

Connection – Loop, Fabric, or pnt-to-pnt

Command Operation during Abnormal Conditions

If the command does not conform to the required syntax, the following is displayed:

Command Failed

–

Did not conform to the correct command syntax

“

vtl

show ports

”

Examples

Output for B6200 systems

# vtl show ports

---------------------------------------------

| ---HBA 1----------------

| |

Port 1

Port 2

| ------------------------

| ---HBA 2----------------

| |

Port 1

Port 2

| ------------------------

---------------------------------------------

View Fibre Channel Ports on Back of Node

Node 1:

VTL Port

Physical Location

Configuration

Number

Slot

Port

Speed

Connection

----------

----

-----

----------

HBA1

Port1

4 Gbs

Fabric

not used

HBA1

Port2

4 Gbs

Fabric

HBA2

Port1

4 Gbs

Fabric

not used

HBA2

Port2

4 Gbs

Fabric

Node 2:

vtl show ports

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