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NIC or HBA addresses. Even if a server is replaced, the MAC and WWN assignments for the enclosure will
remain the same, and changes are invisible to the network. Virtual Connect provides the following benefits:
• Significantly reduce cabling and server connection complexity.
• Maintain constant end-to-end connections to preferred networks and fabrics.
• Separate server administration from LAN and SAN administration.
• Enable system administrators to be more self-sufficient, so they can add, replace, or modify servers in
minutes without impacting production LANs and SANs.
• Relieve LAN and SAN administrators from server-centric maintenance.
Figure 1-1 HP Virtual Connect technology
Virtualized server connectivity to LANs and SANs increases productivity and reduces complexity and costs.
Managing HP Virtual Connect
A Virtual Connect server profile is a logical grouping of server connection attributes that can be assigned
to any bay in a BladeSystem enclosure—also called a VC Domain. When assigned to an enclosure bay,
the server in that bay assumes the attributes of the profile which can include:
• MAC addresses for all NICs
• WWNs for all Host Bus Adapters (HBAs)
• Fibre Channel SAN boot parameters
• Logical Serial Numbers
To configure and manage Virtual Connect resource assignments, HP provides options for bvoth small and
large Virtual Connect environments.
HP Virtual Connect Manager
Virtual Connect Manager is a simple web console built into the firmware of Virtual Connect Ethernet modules,
and is designed to configure and manage a single VC Domain. This option is ideal for environments with
up to 4 enclosures that have no plans to expand further.
Typical environment
Small environments with up to 4 Virtual Connect domains that have no plans to expand further.
Architectural overview 13
- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- 6 Table of Contents 6
- List of Figures 7
- About this document 9
- 1 Introduction 11
- What's new 12
- Platform support 12
- Architectural overview 12
- Managing HP Virtual Connect 13
- VCEM operations 14
- Installing VCEM 17
- Understanding HP SIM security 18
- VCEM home page 19
- 3 Managing VC Domains 21
- 22 Managing VC Domains 22
- VC Domains 23 23
- 24 Managing VC Domains 24
- VC Domains 25 25
- 26 Managing VC Domains 26
- VC Domains 27 27
- 28 Managing VC Domains 28
- VC Domains 29 29
- VC Domain tasks 30
- Creating a VC Domain Group 31
- 32 Managing VC Domains 32
- VC Domains 33 33
- 34 Managing VC Domains 34
- VC Domains 35 35
- VC Domain Maintenance 36
- VC Domains 37 37
- 38 Managing VC Domains 38
- VC Domains 39 39
- 40 Managing VC Domains 40
- VC Domains 41 41
- 42 Managing VC Domains 42
- 4 Managing VC Domain Groups 43
- VC Domain Groups 45 45
- Deleting a VC Domain Group 46
- VC Domain Groups 47 47
- 48 Managing VC Domain Groups 48
- VC Domain Groups 49 49
- 5 Managing server profiles 51
- 52 Managing server profiles 52
- Creating a profile 53
- Configuring multiple networks 54
- Profiles 55 55
- Deleting a profile 56
- Editing a profile 56
- Assigning a profile 57
- Unassigning a profile 57
- Moving a profile 58
- Designating spare bays 59
- HP SIM User Guide 60
- 6 Managing bays 61
- Powering down a bay 62
- Assigning a profile to a bay 63
- MAC Addresses 67
- Creating MAC exclusion ranges 68
- Deleting MAC exclusion ranges 68
- WWN Addresses 69
- Creating WWN exclusion ranges 70
- Deleting WWN exclusion ranges 71
- Allocating WWN addresses 71
- WWN Addresses 73 73
- Logical Serial Numbers 75
- 9 Tracking VCEM job status 77
- Reviewing job details 78
- Deleting jobs 78
- Preparation checklist 79
- Show CLI usage online help 84
- CLI exit and error codes 85
- 13 Troubleshooting VCEM 87
- 88 Troubleshooting VCEM 88
- Troubleshooting 89 89
- 90 Troubleshooting VCEM 90
- Troubleshooting 91 91
- 92 Troubleshooting VCEM 92
- Troubleshooting 93 93
- Uninstalling VCEM 94
- Backing up and restoring VCEM 94
- Troubleshooting 95 95
- 96 Troubleshooting VCEM 96
- HP virtual connect for 97
- HP BladeSystem c-Class 97
- 98 Troubleshooting VCEM 98
- Troubleshooting 99 99
- 100 Troubleshooting VCEM 100
- Troubleshooting 101 101
- 102 Troubleshooting VCEM 102
- HP contact information 103
- Glossary 105
- See also 106
- 110 Index 110
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