> In the navigation pane, open Systems Management and click Servers. Login to the HMC GUI as hscroot (or other HMC user with
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How to Perform Login/Logout operation using HMC GUI In this example, NPIV traffic for the client's virtual FCA, fcs0 (Active WWPN C0507605E7460046) is bridged by 8-GB NPIV port, fcs0, on VIOS1, which is cabled to port 36 on switch 1.īelow is a sample output from the switch where we can see the active WWPN logged in: Notice the storage is only provisioned thru fscsi0 and fscsi1: Run fcstat command to determine the Active WWPN, i.e. Where the C# corresponds to the Client Fibre Channel Adapter ID
VIOS 2.2.4.10 with 8Gb PCI Express Dual Port FC Adapters However, in some cases, the logouts may not complete in time and may therefore cause the mobility operation to fail.Įnvironment used in the following scenerio: If a mobility operation is attempted with WWPNs still logged in, the firmware will attempt to automatically log out the WWPNs. Best practice is to perform a logout operation for a partition before attempting to migrate the partition to another server. The login operation can interfere with partition mobility operations.This means that active client virtual Fibre Channel WWPNs do not achieve a "constant login" state similar to physical Fibre Channel adapters. The WWPNs that are already in use by the virtual Fibre Channel client adapters remain in control of the virtual Fibre Channel clients and are not under the control of this command. If the login operation is performed when a partition is already active, only the inactive WWPNs are activated to the "constant login" state similar to physical Fibre Channel adapters. The login operation can also be used to zone the inactive WWPNs in preparation for a partition mobility operation.If a partition is activated with WWPNs still logged in, the WWPNs used for client access are automatically logged out so they can be logged in by the client. With best practices, the WWPNs should be logged out after they are zoned on the Storage Area Network (SAN) and before the partition is activated. The primary intent of the login operation is to allow the system administrator to allocate, log in and zone WWPNs before the client partition is activated.To successfully log in a virtual Fibre Channel client adapter, the corresponding virtual Fibre Channel server adapter must exist and it must be mapped.When performing a logout operation, all WWPNs not in use will be deactivated. When performing a login operation, all inactive WWPNs will be activated, including the second WWPN in the pair assigned to each virtual Fibre Channel client adapter.
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