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• Enables system administrators to be self-sufficient—Add, replace, or modify servers in minutes
to meet changing workload and business requirements without impacting production networks.
• Relieves LAN and SAN administrators from server-centric maintenance.
Figure 1-1 Traditional network and Virtual Connect comparison
The Virtual Connect architecture is integrated into every BladeSystem c-Class enclosure and built
on industry standards, allowing operations with a broad range of switch brands that includes
Cisco, Brocade, Juniper, BNT and HP ProCurve. Virtual Connect functionality is delivered using
high performance Virtual Connect Ethernet and Fibre Channel modules that plug into the standard
BladeSystem c-Class enclosure interconnect bays. Each Virtual Connect module provides dense
port aggregation that turns multiple physical network connections to each server into a few simple
high-speed uplinks that greatly reduce infrastructure complexity and costs. To the external networks,
Virtual Connect modules appear as regular pass-through devices, but provide the benefits of
integrated switching. HP BladeSystem enclosures configured with Virtual Connect Ethernet and
Fiber Channel modules are referred to as Virtual Connect Domains. A VC Domain is a logical
group that can be a single enclosure with up to 16 servers, or up to four physically linked enclosures
running to 64 servers.
To establish server connections to LANs and SANs, Virtual Connect uses server connection profiles
in combination with dynamic pools of unique media access control (MAC) addresses and world
wide names (WWN). A Virtual Connect server profile is a logical grouping of server connection
attributes that can be assigned to any bay in a BladeSystem enclosure. When assigned to an
enclosure bay, the server in that bay assumes the attributes of the server profile which can include:
• MAC addresses for all NICs
• WWNs for all Host Bus Adapters (HBAs)
• Fibre Channel boot from SAN parameters
• Logical serial numbers
An important benefit of Virtual Connect is that server connection profiles and associated attributes
are assigned to BladeSystem enclosure bays and not hard wired to individual servers. The physical
14 Introduction
- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- 6 Table of Contents 6
- Table of Contents 7 7
- List of Figures 8
- List of Tables 9
- 1 Introduction 11
- Platform support 12
- Product licensing 12
- Architectural overview 13
- 14 Introduction 14
- Managing HP Virtual Connect 15
- Understanding VCEM operations 15
- 16 Introduction 16
- VCEM home page features 18
- Installation prerequisites 19
- Virtual Connect requirements 20
- Managed servers 20
- Installing VCEM 21
- Removing VCEM 21
- 3 Managing VC Domains 25
- 32 Managing VC Domains 32
- Ethernet connections 33
- 34 Managing VC Domains 34
- VC Domain tasks 36
- VCEM cabinet licensing 36
- Creating a VC Domain Group 37
- 38 Managing VC Domains 38
- 40 Managing VC Domains 40
- 42 Managing VC Domains 42
- 44 Managing VC Domains 44
- VC Domain Maintenance 45
- Maintenance 46
- VC Domain Maintenance 47 47
- 48 Managing VC Domains 48
- 4 Managing VC Domain groups 51
- 54 Managing VC Domain groups 54
- Deleting a VC Domain Group 56
- Connect logs 58
- 5 Managing server profiles 61
- Creating a server profile 63
- Configuring multiple networks 66
- Deleting a server profile 68
- Editing a server profile 68
- Assigning a server profile 69
- Unassigning a server profile 69
- Moving a server profile 70
- Using spare bays 71
- Handling 72
- Powering down a bay 75
- Designating spare bays 77
- MAC Addresses 81
- Creating MAC exclusion ranges 82
- Deleting MAC exclusion ranges 82
- WWN Addresses 84
- Creating WWN exclusion ranges 85
- Deleting WWN exclusion ranges 85
- Allocating WWN addresses 85
- 9 Tracking VCEM job status 91
- Reviewing job details 92
- Deleting jobs 92
- Preparation checklist 93
- Show CLI usage online help 98
- CLI exit and error codes 99
- 13 Troubleshooting VCEM 101
- 102 Troubleshooting VCEM 102
- 104 Troubleshooting VCEM 104
- 106 Troubleshooting VCEM 106
- 108 Troubleshooting VCEM 108
- Uninstalling VCEM 109
- Backing up and restoring VCEM 110
- 112 Troubleshooting VCEM 112
- Read timed out 113
- Maintenance operation fails 114
- 116 Troubleshooting VCEM 116
- LUN number" appears 117
- 118 Troubleshooting VCEM 118
- Contacting HP 119
- HP services 119
- Related information 120
- Typographic conventions 121
- Glossary 123
- 124 Glossary 124
- 128 Index 128
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