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2 – Installation and Removal Removing SANsurfer iSCSI HBA CLI

To uninstall quietly from the command line:

Enter the following from a command prompt:

msiexec /q /x SANsurferiCLI.msi

Red Hat/SUSE Linux/PPC Uninstall

To uninstall SANsurfer iSCSI HBA CLI on a Red Hat/SUSE Linux/PPC operating system, enter the following from a command prompt:

rpm -eiscli-AA.BB.CC-DD(be sure to omit the rest of the package name)

Solaris SPARC/Solaris x86 Uninstall

To uninstall SANsurfer iSCSI HBA CLI on a Solaris SPARC/Solaris x86 operating system, enter one of the following commands:

pkgrm QLisclix86 (Solaris x86) pkgrm QLisclisparc (Solaris SPARC)

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Contents

SANsurfer iSCSI HBA CLI User’s Guide Changes Sections Affected Revision E Changes Document Revision HistorySN0054621-00 E Appendix C Target Parameters Appendix F Using Trace Table of Contents Getting Started SN0054621-00 E Non-interactive Mode Commands SN0054621-00 E Port-level Parameters HBA-level Parameters HBA Statistics Target ParametersTrace Variables Trace Level Trace Data Glossary IndexList of Figures Intended Audience IntroductionHow This Guide is Organized Typographic Conventions Related Documents Related DocumentsPart Number Title Or Name Ports Media Supported QLogic HBAsSupported Operating Systems Supported HBAsTraining License AgreementsTechnical Support AvailabilityIntroduction Technical Support SN0054621-00 E To download the installation package Installation and RemovalInstalling SANsurfer iSCSI HBA CLI Downloading the Installation PackageWhere „ Microsoft Windows see Installing on Microsoft Windows onInstallation and Removal Installing SANsurfer iSCSI HBA CLI Read the information, and then click Next Installing on Microsoft WindowsWindows Standard GUI Installation To install using the GUI installationSelect Which Users window appears, as shown in Figure Install Wizard Select Which UsersTo begin installation, click Install Install Wizard Ready to InstallInstall Wizard Installing SANsurferiCLI Click Finish Restart your computer Install Wizard CompletePassive Windows Installation Windows Command Line InstallationStandard Windows Interactive CLI Installation Quiet or Unattended Windows InstallationSolaris Attended Installation Installing on Red Hat/SUSE Linux/PPCInstalling on Solaris SPARC/Solaris Overwrite Previous Windows InstallationsCreate the following two files Solaris Silent InstallationTo install silently on Solaris Create the noaskpkgadd.txt file with contentsCommand Line Uninstall Microsoft Windows UninstallStart Menu Uninstall Control Panel UninstallSolaris SPARC/Solaris x86 Uninstall Red Hat/SUSE Linux/PPC UninstallTo uninstall quietly from the command line Page Getting Started Starting Interactive ModeIntroduction Windows system displays the Main Menu. For example Starting Non-interactive ModeInteractive Mode Commands Level Command Line Interface MenuPort Level Info & Operations see Port Network Settings Menu see Ping Target see Target Level Info & Operations see List All QLogic iSCSI HBA Ports Detected see Host Level Info & Operations Menu Display Program Version InformationTo choose an HBA CLI Option -g Save Host ConfigurationDisplay General System Information Import HBA Menu, Multiple AdaptersSelect from the following parameter sets to import Import HBA ConfigurationTo import a single HBA configuration Select a configuration import option, and then press EnterCLI Option -d Update Firmware, Multiple AdaptersInstall HBA Driver, All Adapters Select HBA PortHBA Information HBA Level Info & Operations MenuCLI Option -ch No CLI Option Update BIOS/UEFI or FCode Code ImageUpdate Firmware Image HBA Options MenuUpdate ROM Image HBA ResetRetrieve FW Flash & Nvram Record HBA Diagnostic MenuHBA Diagnostic Menu provides the following options Retrieve FW Crash RecordDisplay HBA Level Statistics Retrieve FW Coredump RecordDisplay HBA Level Parameters HBA Level Parameters MenuTo make changes to the HBA level parameters CLI Option -vpd Configure HBA Level ParametersSave Changes and Reset HBA Display VPD InformationDisplay Active Link Configuration Port Link Settings MenuPort Level Info & Operations Menu Save Changes and Reset HBA if necessary Port Network Settings MenuDisplay Configured Link Configuration Configure Link ConfigurationISNS Settings Configure IP SettingsChange Port Iscsi Alias Name Edit Configured Port Settings MenuDisplay Configured Port Settings To edit the configured HBA settingsTo make changes to the HBA firmware settings Port Firmware Settings MenuAt the following prompt, type the new value Edit a Specific Port SettingConfigure iSCSI Settings To edit specific HBA settingsConfigure Device Settings Configure Firmware Settings„ Ldrouterauto „ Loclinkauto „ Routableauto Configure Basic SettingsConfigure Advanced Settings „ TaskManagementTimeout„ ZIO Configure IPv6 Settings„ Vlanid „ VLANUserPriorityThis option is not supported in the QLA4010 HBA Port Restore Factory DefaultsConfigure IPv6 TCP Settings Legacy QLA4010 Restore Default Port SettingsPort Diagnostic Menu contains the following options Port Diagnostic MenuTo use port diagnostics Here is an example of a ping on an IPv6 network Ping TargetTo ping a target Here is an example of a successful ping attemptTo start a read/write buffer test Perform Loopback TestPerform Read/Write Buffer Test To start a loopback testDisplay ARP Table Reset StatisticsDisplay Connection Error Log Display Port StatisticsDisplay Destination Cache IPv6 Export Connection Error LogDisplay Default Router List IPv6 Display Neighbor Cache IPv6To edit the HBA BIOS/UEFI or FCode settings BIOS/UEFI or FCode Settings MenuSet Secondary Boot Target Information Display BIOS/UEFI or FCode InformationSet BIOS/UEFI or FCode Mode Set Primary Boot Target InformationSet Alternative Client ID Clear Primary Boot Target InformationClear Secondary Boot Target Information Target Level Info & OperationsDisplay Target Information CLI Option -t List TargetsHBA CLI Interactive Mode Commands Port Level Info & Operations Menu Bind Target Configure Target ParametersDelete Target To configure target authentication Chap Disable a TargetEnable a Target Configure Target Authentication MenuDisplay Chap Table Display Targets Using Chap EntriesTo assign a Chap entry to a target Assign a Chap Entry to a TargetAdd a Chap Entry „ Name Chap name „ Secret Chap secretTo edit a Chap entry Add a Default Bidi ChapTo add a default Bidi Chap Edit a Chap EntryTo delete an entry from the Chap table Delete a Chap EntrySave Target/CHAP Changes Target Discovery MenuMark Send Target for Re-discovery Display Send TargetsDisplay Discovered Targets Add a Send TargetRemove a Send Target Login and Persist a Discovered TargetDisplay iSNS Settings Configure iSNSList LUN Information List All QLogic iSCSI HBA Ports Detected Select HBA Port HelpRefresh Exit Non-Interactive Mode Commands Variable Definition Non-interactive Command VariablesAddchap Non-interactive CommandsHBA Reset AcbBinfo BootcodeBootcodemode Update BIOS/UEFI or FCode ModeFor IBM cards, the following modes are available HBA InformationSystem reboot may be required see the log file for details CpbootcodeCsbootcode Install HBA Driver, All AdaptersDisplay Destination Cache IPv6 only DceDefbidi DelchapDisplay Default Router List IPv6 only Dtdupd DspchapDtdsp DtdspaDtlia DtliDtrem Edchap DtremaDumpcore DumpnvramParameter Parameter Alias Value Update Firmware Image-Specific HBAUpdate Firmware Image-All HBAs Chap ParametersDisplay General System Information GcrHelp Port 0 on this HBA HBA Model Number List All QLogic iSCSI HBA Ports DetectedImport Ipdhcp Configure iSNS SettingsIsns Isns6 Lcd HBA Parameters Configuration Name Configuration Alias ValueLinkchap ModelIpad AfwdtAfwdack IparpDisplay Neighbor Cache NetconfNetconf6 Where option includes the followingTo set only the local link address, enter the following To disable the IPv4 network, enter the followingTo disables the IPv4 and IPv6 networks To add persistent targets, enter the -pacommand as followsPet PbootcodePad PdtFollowing provides the IPv6 source address values PingRdf Rdh Port Restore Factory DefaultsSave RwtSdmrc SbootcodeSbootcodecid SresetStrd StatStathba StdspDisplay Program Version Information VerDisplay VPD Information VpdParameter Value Alias Description Table A-1. Port SettingsPort- and HBA-level Parameters Port-level ParametersEIPV6 AfwstmIprr EIPV4Zioe IPV4TTL EnableTOS IPV4TOSIPV6STO TCPV6NDIPV6NDRT IPV6NDRETIPV6VLANEN TCPV6TSIPV6TCPWS IPV6TCWhen on, iSCSi headers with CRC protection Locla LdrouterautoLdra LoclinkautoVlanid TmtoWinscale VlanHBA-level Parameters Table A-2. HBA SettingsTable B-1. HBA Statistics HBA StatisticsStatistic Abbreviation Meaning HBA Statistics Table B-1. HBA Statistics Table B-1. HBA Statistics Target Parameters Parameter Alias Function Value Table C-1. Target ParametersTGEMOR2T TgtinameTgtkato TgtmbTgtlds TgttmsTgtwinscaleen TgtiddTgtis TgtisnackTgttcpn Target Parameters SN0054621-00 E Return Name Description Error CodesInteractive Mode Error Codes Table D-1. Interactive-Mode Error Code DescriptionsCoreerrnotgt CoreerrnospaceCoreerrnocount CoreerrhbainvCoreerrbootcodemode CoreerrsetbootcodeCoreerrbootcodeenabled CoreerrbootcodeinvalidInitializationfailed CoreerrdriverupdatefailedCoreerrfailuretoinstall CoreerrsecuritydescriptorTable D-2. Non-interactive Mode Error Codes Non-interactive Mode Error CodesCommand Error Codes Chapmap Coreerrsecuritydescriptorinitializationfailed CoreerrfailuretoinstalldriversCoreerrunabletounzipdriverfile CoreerrunabletogetinfofromdirverfileGcr Corestatusbad Isns6Netconf Pbootcode Stat CoreerrinvalidcfgparameterVer Vpd Error Codes Non-interactive Mode Error Codes SN0054621-00 E File Name Description Downloadable File NamesTable E-1. File Names File TypeDownloadable File Names SN0054621-00 E To use trace Using TraceClick Properties Variable Character String Trace VariablesTrace Level Table F-1. Trace ParametersTrace Output Value Table F-2. Trace Level CommandsValue Trace Level Table F-3. Some More Info About Trace LevelsAmount Data Level Trace DataTo continue, press Enter Table F-4. Trace DataGlossary Device CoSCSV file Comma separated values CSV fileFast!UTIL HBA alias Flash BiosFlash GPortNPort ID Virtualization LUN maskingMedia NPort Node PortPort Network adapterPath Point-to-pointARP BiosIndex MACCh4-12,5-5 C4-22,5-5cache41,5-9 36,5-2931,5-28 30,5-2514,5-26 28,5-27TCP Tcpdchp DhcpHBA Dumpnvram 4-15, 5-11-dv ChapDr4-33,5-8driver Core 4-17,5-11firmware core 4-16firmware Flash 4-15NVRAMVersion 4-12,4-48,5-14version, HBA 26,A-226,5-20,A-2,C-2 25,4-26,5-20,A-2Routableauto A-8 Ldrouterauto A-8H4-49,5-13 G4-9,5-1312,4-48,4-49,5-14 12,5-2448,4-49 48,5-1426,A-4 IocbAddress 4-26,4-49,5-20,A-3,C-3HBA port 25,A-4Alias 4-24,4-26,A-6 IPv6 SourceAddFlg, target C-3TCP settingsLIP SuseN4-18,4-24,5-19 21,A-85-1 49,5-14Glossary-6 Nh4-24,5-23Nvram Pa4-40,5-23IP ARP PPCID, LUN R2T12,4-49,5-14 35,5-29Scsi C-5T4-37,5-30 SnackISCSI 4-24,5-20,A-7target iSCSI I/O C-5 Stat4-32,5-30-stathba5-30statisticsIndex-18 SN0054621-00 E Dhcp A-8 TCPTcpdhcp 25,C-4 TCP 4-27,5-20,A-5,A-8time to live, IPv4 4-25,A-4timeouts25,4-27,A-7,C-3 25,C-2SN0054621-00 E Index-21 VlanCamberley Surrey, GU16 7ER UK +44 0 1276 804