This example shows how to change the fc-port option. The new settings do not become effective until you reset the I/O card. To adopt new settings, the card must be reset using the set iocard command.
show ioport name type state descr v-resources -------------------------------------------------------------- embedded/1 sanFc16GbPort up/up 0 embedded/2 sanFc16GbPort up/up 0 embedded/3 sanFc16GbPort up/up 0 embedded/4 sanFc16GbPort up/up 0 embedded/5 sanFc16GbPort up/up 0 embedded/6 sanFc16GbPort up/up 0 4/1 sanFc16GbPort up/up 0 4/2 sanFc16GbPort up/up 4 8 records displayed set fc-port 4/2 -fc-link-down-timeout=10 set iocard 4 reset Resetting IO cards will adversely affect any virtual IO resource connected to them and thus cut IO to the physical servers. Are you sure you want to reset the IO card in slot 4 (y/n)? y show ioport 4/2 -detail ---------------------------------------------------- name 4/2 type sanFc16GbPort state up/up descr wwnn 50:01:39:71:00:00:B0:1F wwpn 50:01:39:70:00:00:B0:1F rate auto/8Gbps frame-size 2048/2048 exec-throttle 65535 int-delay 1000 fc-link-down-timeout 10 login-retry 8 login-timeout 4 fc-target-port-down-timeout 30 topo F loop-delay 5 tape-support true sfp-type 8G vhbas_2Mb_mtu_size 0 vhbas 4 guid 10e09a864c0005 ----------------------------------------------------- 1 record displayed