Cisco Systems Managing Cisco vHBAs: Guidelines and Procedures

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Managing Network Adapters

Managing vHBAs

Managing vHBAs

Guidelines for Managing vHBAs

When managing vHBAs, consider the following guidelines and restrictions:

The Cisco UCS P81E Virtual Interface Card and Cisco UCS VIC1225 Virtual Interface Card provide two vHBAs (fc0 and fc1). You can create up to 16 additional vHBAs on these adapter cards.

Note If Network Interface Virtualization (NIV) mode is enabled for the adapter, you must assign a channel number to a vHBA when you create it.

When using the Cisco UCS P81E Virtual Interface Card or Cisco UCS VIC1225 Virtual Interface Card in an FCoE application, you must associate the vHBA with the FCoE VLAN. Follow the instructions in Modifying vHBA Properties, on page 11 to assign the VLAN.

After making configuration changes, you must reboot the host for settings to take effect.

Viewing vHBA Properties

Procedure

Step 1 In the Navigation pane, click the Server tab.

Step 2 On the Server tab, click Inventory.

Step 3 In the Inventory pane, click the Network Adapters tab.

Step 4 In the Adapter Cards area, select the adapter card.

If the server is powered on, the resources of the selected adapter card appear in the tabbed menu below the Adapter Cards area.

Step 5 In the tabbed menu below the Adapter Cards area, click the vHBAs tab.

Step 6 In the Host Fibre Channel Interfaces area, select a vHBA from the table.

Step 7 Click Properties to open the vHBA Properties dialog box.

Step 8 In the General area, review the information in the following fields:

Name

Description

Name field

The name of the virtual HBA.

This name cannot be changed after the vHBA has been created.

World Wide Node Name field The WWNN associated with the vHBA.

To let the system generate the WWNN, select AUTO. To specify a WWNN, click the second radio button and enter the WWNN in the corresponding field.

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Contents Overview of the Cisco UCS C-Series Network Adapters Managing Network AdaptersCisco UCS P81E Virtual Interface Card Viewing Network Adapter PropertiesSerial Number column Cimc Management EnabledPCI Slot column Product Name columnFault Configuration Pending fieldFIP Mode field NIV Mode fieldConfiguring Adapter Properties Enable NIV Mode check box Number of VM FEX Interfaces Enable FIP Mode check boxClick Save Changes Name field Managing vHBAsGuidelines for Managing vHBAs Viewing vHBA PropertiesClass of Service drop-down list FC SAN Boot check boxEnable Persistent LUN Binding Default Vlan fieldRatov field Enable FCP Error RecoveryLink Down Timeout field Port Down Timeout fieldLUNs per Target field Interrupt Mode drop-down listFlogi Timeout field Throttle Count fieldModifying vHBA Properties World Wide Node Name field Error Recovery area, update the following fields Fibre Channel Interrupt area, update the following fields Name Click Add vHBA Creating a vHBAFc1 VHBA Boot TableCreating a Boot Table Entry Deleting a vHBAVHBA Persistent Binding Deleting a Boot Table EntryViewing Persistent Bindings Rebuilding Persistent Bindings Managing vNICsGuidelines for Managing vNICs Trust Host CoS check box Viewing vNIC PropertiesPCI Order field Enable Uplink Failover check box Enable PXE Boot check boxFailback Timeout field Receive Queue Count field Interrupt Count fieldCoalescing Time field Coalescing Type drop-down listTransmit Queue Ring Size field Enable TCP Rx OffloadEnable TCP Tx Offload Enable Large Receive check boxModifying vNIC Properties Enable TCP-IPv6 Extension RSSAccess Ethernet Interrupt area, update the following fields Ethernet Transmit Queue area, update the following fields Enable TCP Receive Side Scaling Click Add vNIC Creating a vNICViewing Virtual FEX Properties Managing VM FEXDeleting a vNIC Virtual Machine Fabric ExtenderUplink Failover column Vlan Mode columnPXE Boot field Properties buttonCoalescing Type field Interrupt Mode fieldEnable TCP-IPv4 RSS field Enable TCP SegmentationEnable Large Receive field Enable IPv4 RSS fieldTftp Server IP Address field Backing Up and Restoring the Adapter ConfigurationExporting the Adapter Configuration Click Export ConfigurationRestoring Adapter Defaults Importing the Adapter ConfigurationClick Import Configuration Managing Adapter Firmware Installing Adapter Firmware From a Local FileAdapter Firmware Install Firmware button Installing Adapter Firmware From a Tftp ServerActivating Adapter Firmware Resetting the AdapterOL-23489-08
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