H3C FC680i Mezz, User Manual

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Configuring the network adapter
NOTE:
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The figures in this section are for illustration only.
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The FC feature requires a remote network storage device. The configuration methods for
network storage devices vary by device. This document describes only configuration on the local
server.
Viewing mapping relations between network
adapter ports and ICM ports
To view the mapping relations between the network adapter ports and ICM ports, log in to OM and
access the
Compute Node Management > Port Mapping page.
Verifying the identification status of network
adapter ports in the operating system
This section describes how to check whether a network adapter port has been identified in the
operating system. It uses CentOS 7.4 and Windows Server 2012 R2 as examples.
Linux operating system
1. Execute the
lspci | grep ISP2722
command to view PCI information for the FC680i
network adapter. Two PCI devices correspond to two ports of the network adapter, as shown in
Figure 10 .
Figure 9 Viewing PCI information
2. Execute the
ls /sys/class/fc_host/
command to check whether two host folders exist
in the fc_host directory. Then, execute the
cat
/sys/class/fc_host/host*/symbolic_name command to view symbolic_name of
each host folder. If the name is QMS2692, it indicates that the ports of the FC680i network
adapter have been identified. If no host folders are found, update the driver and then try again.
Figure 10 Verifying the identification status of the network adapter ports