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Using VLAN capacity
CAUTION: VCM firmware versions 3.3x through 3.6x or later does not allow you to easily revert
back from Expanded VLAN capacity mode to Legacy capacity mode. To revert back to Legacy
capacity mode, you must delete the VC Domain in VCM.
VC firmware 3.7x removes support for legacy VLAN capacity. All VC domains with VC 3.7x
installed support "Expanded VLAN Capacity". When adding a VC 3.7x or later Domain into a
VC Domain Group, you must ensure that the VC Domain Group is configured for "Expanded VLAN
Capacity". This can be done by putting one of the VC Domains in the VC Domain Group into
maintenance mode and configuring "Expanded VLAN Capacity" in VCM. Complete maintenance
mode to propagate this change to all the member VC Domains.
If a VC firmware earlier than 3.7x is running in Legacy mode and it is updated to VC firmware
3.7x, VLAN capacity will continue in Legacy mode.
Before applying Expanded VLAN capacity to a VC Domain 3.3x or later during Maintenance
Mode, make sure the VC Domain Group that the VC Domain belongs to is running firmware mode
3.3x or higher (this is a VCEM rule). If you change a VC Domain 3.3x to Expanded VLAN Capacity
and the VC Domain Group firmware mode is lower than 3.3x, the Complete Maintenance Mode
operation will fail, because VCEM will detect an enabled feature (Expanded VLAN capacity) not
supported by the other VC Domains (with older firmware). The VC Domain will remain in
Maintenance Mode status and VCEM will not be able to complete or cancel the maintenance
operation. To complete or cancel the maintenance operation, you must first remove the VC Domain
with Expanded VLAN capacity from the Domain Group.
Working with HP Virtual Connect 8 Gb Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem
VCEM cannot manage a VC Domain having one or more FC modules in an Incompatible state.
The FC module can become incompatible in the following situations:
• An HP Virtual Connect 4 Gb FC module replaces an HP Virtual Connect 8 Gb 24-port FC
module.
• An HP Virtual Connect 8 Gb 24-port FC module replaces a HP Virtual Connect 4 Gb FC
module.
• If HP Virtual Connect 8 Gb 24-port FC modules and HP Virtual Connect 4 Gb FC modules
share the same I/O bay slice. (For example, a HP Virtual Connect 4 Gb FC module in I/O
Bay 3 and a HP Virtual Connect 8 Gb 24-port FC module in I/O Bay 4).
• In a multienclosure VC Domain, if there are mixed HP Virtual Connect 4 Gb FC modules and
HP Virtual Connect 8 Gb 24-port FC modules in the same I/O bay from different enclosures.
(For example, 4 Gb FC modules in the local enclosure, but 8 Gb FC modules in the remote
enclosures.)
Adding or removing remote enclosures from a multienclosure domain in VC Domain
Maintenance
NOTE: Adding enclosures that are not yet licensed in VCEM causes that VC Domain to be put
in Not Licensed status. You must either license or remove the newly added enclosure.
To add or remove remote enclosures:
1. Select the VC Domain that must be changed, and put it into maintenance mode.
2. Access VCM.
3. Click Domain Settings→Domain Enclosures.
4. Find and import the enclosures to be added, or delete the enclosures to be deleted.
5. From VCEM, complete VC Domain Maintenance.
72 Managing VC Domains
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- 1 Introduction 9
- Platform support 10
- Product licensing 10
- Architectural overview 11
- 12 Introduction 12
- Managing HP Virtual Connect 13
- Understanding VCEM operations 13
- 14 Introduction 14
- 16 Introduction 16
- Installation prerequisites 20
- Installing VCEM 22
- Updating VC firmware 22
- Updating VC firmware 23 23
- Cluster Server cluster 28
- 3 Managing VC Domains 30
- 34 Managing VC Domains 34
- Group with VC firmware 3.7 36
- ◦ Short (1 second) 37
- ◦ Long (30 second) 37
- 38 Managing VC Domains 38
- 40 Managing VC Domains 40
- Group with VC firmware 3.3x 41
- VC Domain tasks 42
- VCEM licensing 42
- Creating a VC Domain Group 43
- 44 Managing VC Domains 44
- 52 Managing VC Domains 52
- 54 Managing VC Domains 54
- VC Domain Maintenance 56
- VC Domain Maintenance 57 57
- 58 Managing VC Domains 58
- VC Domain Maintenance 59 59
- 60 Managing VC Domains 60
- VC Domain Maintenance 61 61
- 62 Managing VC Domains 62
- Viewing VC Domain details 63
- 64 Managing VC Domains 64
- VC Domain Maintenance 65 65
- 66 Managing VC Domains 66
- VC Domain Maintenance 67 67
- 68 Managing VC Domains 68
- VC Domain Maintenance 69 69
- SNMP Access 70
- Figure 45 IPv6 IP address 71
- Using VLAN capacity 72
- Maintenance 72
- Using FlexFabric modules 74
- VCEM managed VC Domain 75
- 76 Managing VC Domains 76
- 20-port FC module 77
- Connect FlexFabric module 78
- Using FlexFabric modules 79 79
- 80 Managing VC Domains 80
- 4 Managing VC Domain groups 82
- 84 Managing VC Domain groups 84
- 86 Managing VC Domain groups 86
- Deleting a VC Domain Group 87
- 88 Managing VC Domain groups 88
- 90 Managing VC Domain groups 90
- Viewing VC Domain Group roles 92
- 94 Managing VC Domain groups 94
- 5 Managing server profiles 96
- Creating a server profile 100
- Creating a server profile 101 101
- physical port 102
- 104 Managing server profiles 104
- Concealing unused FlexNICS 105
- 106 Managing server profiles 106
- Configuring multiple networks 107
- 108 Managing server profiles 108
- Deleting a server profile 109
- Editing a server profile 109
- 110 Managing server profiles 110
- 114 Managing server profiles 114
- Extending mapped networks 116
- Selecting a single network 117
- Selecting multiple networks 117
- Set option checked 117
- Assigning a server profile 118
- Unassigning a server profile 118
- Copying a server profile 119
- Moving a server profile 119
- 120 Managing server profiles 120
- Moving a server profile 121 121
- ◦ Under maintenance 122
- ◦ Expired license 122
- ◦ Incompatible firmware mode 122
- ◦ Incompatible firmware 123
- 124 Managing server profiles 124
- Using spare bays 126
- Handling 127
- 128 Managing server profiles 128
- Powering down a bay 130
- Powering down a bay 131 131
- Designating spare bays 132
- Failover” (page 126) 133
- MAC Addresses 134
- Creating MAC exclusion ranges 135
- Deleting MAC exclusion ranges 135
- WWN Addresses 137
- Creating WWN exclusion ranges 138
- Address management tasks 138
- Address management tasks 139 139
- EndStartMAC Exclusion ranges 141
- Address management tasks 141 141
- Deleting WWN exclusion ranges 143
- 4. Click OK 145
- 9 Tracking VCEM job status 147
- Reviewing job details 148
- Deleting jobs 148
- Preparation checklist 149
- Show CLI usage online help 155
- CLI exit and error codes 155
- 13 Troubleshooting VCEM 156
- minutes and try again 157
- Canceling Domain Maintenance 158
- Completing Domain Maintenance 158
- VC 3.7x or later 160
- VCEM performance 161
- ◦ >vcem -updatevcmdesc 162
- ◦ >vcem -uvcm 162
- Jobs 163 163
- 164 Troubleshooting VCEM 164
- 166 Troubleshooting VCEM 166
- 168 Troubleshooting VCEM 168
- 170 Troubleshooting VCEM 170
- Removing VCEM 172
- Backing up and restoring VCEM 173
- 174 Troubleshooting VCEM 174
- Replacing VC modules 175
- 176 Troubleshooting VCEM 176
- Maintenance operation fails 177
- 178 Troubleshooting VCEM 178
- 180 Troubleshooting VCEM 180
- How to contact HP 181
- Subscription service 181
- HP authorized resellers 182
- Related information 182
- Typographic conventions 182
- Typographic conventions 183 183
- 15 Documentation feedback 184
- A VCEM subranges 185
- Glossary 189
- 190 Glossary 190
- 192 Glossary 192
- 194 Index 194
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