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Edits a SAN server.
edit SanServer
instance
[ accessHost=value
] [ accessPort=value
] [ accessUsername=value
accessPassword=value
] [ useChap= { yes | no }
] [ adminHost=value
adminUserName=value
adminPassword=value
] [ name=value
] [ description=value
]
Where instance is:
{
id=id
|
name=name
}
This command edits a SAN server.
Although none of the options are mandatory, you must supply at least one option.
The following table shows the available options for this command.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
accessHost= | The host name or IP address for the SAN server. This is not applicable to fibre channel storage arrays. |
accessPort= | The port on which access to the SAN server is allowed. |
accessUsername= |
A user name with administrative access to the SAN server,
used with |
accessPassword= |
The administrator password for the
|
useChap= { yes | no } | Whether to use CHAP authentication. |
adminHost= | The host name or IP address where administrative access to the SAN server is allowed. |
adminUserName= |
A user name with administrative access to the SAN server,
used with |
adminPassword= |
The administrator password for the
|
name= | A name to identify the SAN server. |
description= | Optional description for the SAN server. |
{
id= |
The instance of the object using either the
|
Example A.61. Editing a SAN server
OVM> edit SanServer name=MyISCIServer accessHost=10.172.76.130 accessport=3260
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