A.47 edit SanServer

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Edits a SAN server.

Syntax

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 }

Description

This command edits a SAN server.

Although none of the options are mandatory, you must supply at least one option.

Options

The following table shows the available options for this command.

Option	Description
`accessHost=value`	The host name or IP address for the SAN server. This is not applicable to fibre channel storage arrays.
`accessPort=value`	The port on which access to the SAN server is allowed.
`accessUsername=value`	A user name with administrative access to the SAN server, used with `accessHost`.
`accessPassword=value`	The administrator password for the `accessUsername` user.
`useChap=` { `yes` \| `no` }	Whether to use CHAP authentication.
`adminHost=value`	The host name or IP address where administrative access to the SAN server is allowed.
`adminUserName=value`	A user name with administrative access to the SAN server, used with `adminHost`.
`adminPassword=value`	The administrator password for the `adminUserName` user.
`name=value`	A name to identify the SAN server.
`description=value`	Optional description for the SAN server.
{ `id=id` \| `name=name` }	The instance of the object using either the `id` or `name` option, for example `name=MySANServer`.

Examples

Example A.61 Editing a SAN server

OVM> edit SanServer name=MyISCIServer accessHost=10.172.76.130 accessport=3260

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