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Identifies the name of the Controller.
Identifies the Controller HBA slot number.
Identifies the HBA port number.
Identifies the Controller HBA slot number.
Identifies the HBA connection status.
Connected
Not connected
Offline
Indicates the type of HBA.
Ethernet
Fibre Channel (FC)
Internet SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) (iSCSI)
Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)
Indicates the port transmission speed in Gigabits each second.
Indicates the maximum speed of the port.
Identifies the unique identifier of the HBA port.
Identifies the iSCSI target portal group tag that is assigned to the port.
Indicates the iSCSI port link up status.
No
Yes
Indicates the iSNS client status for the iSCSI port.
Access lost
Established
In progress
Unknown
Indicates the minimum number of bytes supported by the maximum transmission unit (MTU).
Indicates the maximum number of bytes supported by the maximum transmission unit (MTU).
Specifies the configuration method that the Oracle FS System uses to obtain the IP address of the HBA port.
Specifies whether a DHCP server automatically assigns the IP addresses to network clients. This setting makes the Oracle FS System known to the DHCP software. For this option, use a Microsoft DHCP server that is configured by the Microsoft iSNS Server installer to return the server IP address using DHCP option 43 (vendor-specific) or DHCP option 83 (iSNS).
Specifies whether a permanent IP address is assigned to the Pilot in an Oracle FS System. Choose this option if you do not use DHCP.
Specifies the netmask for the primary IP address that is permanently assigned to the management interface of the Oracle FS System.
Specifies the gateway IP address that is permanently assigned to the management interface of the Oracle FS System.
Specifies the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) port number that is configured on the iSCSI port.
Signifies whether a virtual LAN (VLAN) has been defined for the iSCSI network.
Specifies the group portal tag number.
Specifies the maximum transmission unit (MTU) value in bytes for the Controller node.
The frame size (MTU) does not include the Ethernet header portion of the packet. If your network switch has trouble with the MTU size, you can set the switch to a larger value or lower the MTU size to correct the problem.
If your network supports extended Ethernet (jumbo) frames, enter an integer greater than 1500 and less than 9001. Make sure that this Oracle FS System MTU size matches the network MTU size. If the MTU sizes are mismatched, performance might be severely degraded.
Identifies the small form-factor pluggable (SFP) device port status.
Enabled 1 Gb
Enabled 2 Gb
Enabled 4 Gb
Enabled 8 Gb
Enabled 10 Gb
Enabled 16 Gb
No SFP
Incorrect Speed
Read Error
Incorrect Type
Loss of Sync
Other
Identifies the types of SFP transceiver interface devices used for data path traffic between the customer network switches and the Controllers.
Identifies the SFP device manufacturer.
Identifies the SFP device part number.
Identifies the SFP device revision number.