emxmgr(8)
FC Port
Name
Is the N*_port’s port name, specified in the
XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX byte-by-byte form of notation.
FC Node
Name
Is the N*_port’s node name, specified in the
XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX byte-by-byte form of notation.
Syntax 2
This syntax accepts mappings in the form that is specified in the
/etc/emx.info
and
/sys/data/emx_data.c
files. This form
of mapping consists of 10 data fields in the format found in the
/etc/emx.info
text file, as follows:
{ ?, tgtid, pn0, pn1, pn2, pn3, nn0, nn1, nn2, nn3 }
In this syntax:
?
Is the Fibre Channel host adapter instance, specified as a single
positive decimal value such as
0
for
emx
0
.
tgid
Is either a decimal value or the string
delete
. If the decimal
value is negative, it is equivalent to
delete
.
pn?
Are the components of the N*_port’s port name, specified 16 bits
at a time, byte swapped for endian-ness. (See
emx_data.c
(4)
for more information.)
nn?
Are the components of the N*_port’s node name, specified 16 bits
at a time, byte swapped for endian-ness. (See
emx_data.c
(4)
for more information.)
You can cut and paste entries into the
mapping_file
using a text editor
such as
vi
. See the EXAMPLES section for sample syntax entries.
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