
Controller Management
Chapter 3
Controller Management
3.1 Managing the Controller
The controller provides a set of tools that enable administrators to centrally manage the network storage and resources that handle
3.1.1Management Interface
SAN management information for the controller can be accessed locally through a serial interface, or remotely through Telnet.
NOTE : A controller may have only one active login (serial or Telnet) at any given time.
Locally - Serial Interface
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1.Connect your terminal to the CLI port at the back of the controller using a standard
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Figure 3–1 Controller CLI Port
2.Open your terminal window and use these settings for your serial port:
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Bits per second: | 115,200 |
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Data bits: | 8 |
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Parity: | None |
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Stop bits: | 1 |
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Flow Control: | None |
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