Switching To A Different Admin Domain Context - HP SN3000B Administrator's Manual

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SAN management with Admin Domains
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1. Connect to the switch and log in as any user type.
2. Enter the ad
Example of displaying membership information about AD1

Switching to a different Admin Domain context

You can switch between different Admin Domain contexts. This option creates a new shell with a
new Admin Domain context. If the corresponding Admin Domain is not activated, the operation
fails.
1. Connect to the switch and log in as any user type.
2. Enter the ad
3. Leave the new Admin Domain context by exiting from the shell.
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AD0–AD254: The membership of the current Admin Domain is displayed.
AD0: The device and switch list members are categorized into implicit and explicit member
lists.
show command.
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ad --show
If you are in the AD0 context, you can use the -i option to display the implicit membership list of
AD0; otherwise, only the explicit membership list is displayed.
ad --show -i
If you are in the AD255 context, all Admin Domain configurations from the transaction buffer,
defined configuration, and effective configuration are displayed, unless you use the -m option:
ad --show ad_id -m mode
In the syntax, ad_id is the Admin Domain for which you want to display information and mode is
one of the following values:
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0 to display the Admin Domain configuration in the current transaction buffer.
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1 to display the Admin Domain configuration stored in the persistent memory (defined
configuration).
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2 to display the currently enforced Admin Domain configuration (effective configuration).
switch:AD1:admin> ad --show
Current AD Number: 1
Effective configuration:
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AD Number: 1 AD Name:
Switch WWN members:
select command and the Admin Domain to which you want to switch.
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logout
You cannot switch to another Admin Domain context from within the shell created by ad
select. You must first exit the shell, and then issue the ad
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AD Name: TheSwitches
TheSwitches State: Active
50:06:06:99:00:2a:e9:01;
50:00:51:e0:23:36:f9:01;
50:06:06:98:05:be:99:01;
select command again.
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