Switch Properties Dialog Box Messages - HP 2/8q Fibre Channel User Manual

Switch Properties dialog box messages

Table 31: Switch Properties dialog box messages
Attempt to change chassis name failed.
or
Attempt to set in-band management failed.
or
Attempt to change domain ID lock failed.
or
Attempt to change SNMP configuration failed.
or
Attempt to change IP configuration failed.
or
Attempt to change chassis configuration
failed.
or
Attempt to change timeout values failed.
or
Attempt to change broadcast support failed.
Disabling in-band management makes the
switch unreachable. Do you wish to continue
with this change?
Duplicate domain ID specified.
If you set this in-band switch offline you need
an ethernet connection to the switch to put it
back online. Do you want to set switch offline?
or
If you set this in-band switch in diagnostics
mode you need an ethernet connection to the
switch to put it back online. Do you want to set
switch in diagnostics mode?
IP configuration changes do not take effect
until switch is reset.
Modification of IP configuration requires a
switch reset to take effect. The reset may
disrupt traffic. Do you wish to continue?
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Message User action
Verify that the data is valid, that the user has
permissions to modify the configuration on the
switch, that the switch is reachable in the
fabric, and that the fabric is reachable from
the user's workstation, and then retry the
configuration change.
If this feature is disabled, this switch is no
longer manageable through this session to the
fabric.
If this is acceptable, continue; otherwise cancel
the operation.
Verify that all information is valid and retry the
configuration change. Consult the
documentation for valid configurations.
Valid domain IDs must be in the range 1 to
239, and must be unique within a fabric.
These changes prevent the application from
communicating with the switch in the fabric.
Before applying the changes, verify that the
switch is reachable through its own Ethernet
port, and then add a new fabric (Fabric>Add
Fabric) at the switch's own IP address.
The new IP configuration has been set on the
switch, but the user has decided not to reset
the switch at this time. Arrange a time when it
is acceptable to disrupt communications
between the hosts and storage systems, and
then reset the switch to make the changes
effective.
This configuration information does not
become effective unless the switch is reset.
Resetting a switch in the fabric causes the
servers and storage systems attached to the
fabric to lose communications until the switch
reset is complete and the fabric has
re-initialized. If this is acceptable, continue;
otherwise cancel the reset operation.
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