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server in each bay uses the MAC and WWN assignments in the associated server connection
profile instead of its default burned-in network interface (NIC) or host bus adapter (HBA) addresses.
Using this model, even if a server is replaced, the MAC and WWN assignments for the enclosure
bay remain constant, and the change is invisible to the network.
During Virtual Connect installation, the LAN and SAN administrators are still responsible for defining
the networks, subnets, and storage LUNs that the servers will use, but they no longer have to be
involved in every server-centric change. Once implemented, Virtual Connect allows system
administrators to be more self-sufficient, so they can add, replace, and modify servers in minutes
without affecting LAN and SAN availability or burdening network administration staff.
Managing HP Virtual Connect
To configure and manage Virtual Connect resources, HP provides options for both small and large
Virtual Connect environments.
HP Virtual Connect Manager
Virtual Connect Manager is a simple web console built into the firmware of each Virtual Connect
Ethernet module, and is designed to configure and manage a single Virtual Connect Domain. A
typical environment is up to 4 Virtual Connect Domains that have no plans to expand further.
HP Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager
VCEM is HP’s primary application that centrally manages server connections and provides workload
mobility for up to 250 Virtual Connect Domains and thousands of servers across the datacenter.
A typical environment involves BladeSystems with more than one rack of enclosures. VCEM is
designed to scale as the infrastructure grows and simplifies the addition of new and bare metal
enclosures. Small configurations with goals to expand beyond a single server rack should use
VCEM from the very beginning to get the most benefit. VCEM is designed for the following
environments:
• Medium to large HP BladeSystem configurations that use Virtual Connect CMS
• HP BladeSystem environments that extend to multiple locations
• Organizations that require centralized control of server-to-network connectivity
• Organizations that require rapid server workload assignment and recovery across enclosures.
Understanding VCEM operations
VCEM aggregates network connection management and workload mobility for hundreds of Virtual
Connect Domains and thousands of blade servers into a single console. This scalable solution
delivers advanced Virtual Connect management that builds upon and integrates with other HP
management tools, including HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM), Virtual Connect hardware,
and the Onboard Administrator integrated into HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures. VCEM can be
installed in a variety of configurations that include a physical stand-alone console, as a plug-in to
HP Systems Insight Manager, and as a virtual server guest.
The majority of VCEM operations are accessed through a dedicated homepage which includes
the following core tasks:
• Discover and import existing VC Domains without system downtime.
• Aggregates individual Virtual Connect address names for LAN and SAN connectivity into a
centrally administered VCEM address repository.
• Create VC Domain Groups.
• Assign and unassign VC Domains to VC Domain Groups.
• Define server profiles and link to available LAN and SAN network resources.
• Assign server profiles to BladeSystem enclosures, enclosure bays, and VC Domain Groups.
Managing HP Virtual Connect 15
- 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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