Configure an NVM subsystem port on the NVM subsystem created by following the procedure in Creating an NVM subsystem. The operation mode of a channel port specified as the NVM subsystem port must be the NVMe mode. For more information, see the Provisioning Guide.
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Set a channel port of 1-C as the NVM subsystem port with an NVM subsystem ID of
1 (1).
raidcom add nvm_subsytem_port -port CL1-C -nvm_subsystem_id 1 -request_id auto -IH1
REQID: 100
Note: A maximum of 65,280 request IDs can be assigned to one storage system. If there is no available request ID, the command fails with EX_IDEXHA. If that occurs, see the description of the function of request IDs in the Command Control Interface Command Reference and release request IDs.
- Specify the request ID that was displayed in step 1, and then check the error information about the CCI configuration command that is performed asynchronously. Verify that the value in the Description column is a hyphen (-).
raidcom get command_status -request_id 100 -IH1
REQID R SSB1 SSB2 Serial# ID Description
00000100 - - - 822222 - -
- Confirm that asynchronous command processing has completed, and then release a request ID.
raidcom reset command_status -request_id 100 -IH1
Check command and output examplesVerify that the NVM subsystem port is configured.
raidcom get nvm_subsystem_port -nvm_subsystem_id 1 -IH1
PORT NVMSS_ID NVMSS_NAME
CL1-C 1 nvmss_id_00001(default_name)
When a NVM subsystem port is configured, the host group belonging to the configured NVM subsystem port is moved to a resource group to which the configured NVM subsystem belongs.
Note: If the host group already belongs to the same resource group, the host group is not moved.
Therefore, if you want to edit the host group belonging to the NVM subsystem port, Administrator permission for the resource group to which the NVM subsystem belongs is required. Configure the NVM subsystem port with resource group administrator permission for the NVM subsystem on which you want to configure the NVM subsystem port.