Obtaining information about individual compute ports

Virtual Storage Platform One SDS Block Storage Administrator Guide

Version
1.17.x
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-24VSP1SDS002-04

The following information can be obtained for the compute port with the ID specified.

  • id: ID (uuid) of the intended compute port

  • protocol: Connection protocol of the intended compute port

  • type: Type of the intended compute port

  • nickname: Nickname of the intended compute port

  • name:

    • For iSCSI connection, iSCSI names of compute ports

    • (Bare metal) For FC connection, WWN of compute ports. Always null for NVMe/TCP connection.

  • configuredPortSpeed: Link speed setting

  • portSpeed:

    (Bare metal) Actual link speed

    (Cloud) Always “DependsOnHypervisor”

  • portSpeedDuplex:

    (Bare metal) Actual link speed and duplex settings of the physical port used for communication. Only link speed is displayed for FC connection configuration.

    (Cloud) Always “DependsOnHypervisor”

  • protectionDomainId: ID (uuid) of the protection domain containing the intended compute port

  • storageNodeId: ID (uuid) of the storage node containing the intended compute port

  • interfaceName: Interface name

  • statusSummary: Summary of statuses of compute ports

  • status: Status of each compute port

  • portNumber:

    • When a remote path group is supported: Port number in CLx-y format
    • When a remote path group is not supported: N/A
  • fcInformation:
    • Always null for iSCSI connection
    • (Bare metal) For FC connection, FC port information. Always null for NVMe/TCP connection.
  • iscsiInformation:

    (Bare metal)

    • For iSCSI connection, iSCSI port information
    • Always null for FC or NVMe/TCP connection

    (Cloud) iSCSI port information

  • nvmeTcpInformation:
    (Bare metal)
    • Always null for FC or iSCSI connection
    • For NVMe/TCP connection, NVMe/TCP port information

    (Cloud) Always null

  • Required role: Security, Storage, RemoteCopy, Monitor, Service, or Resource

  1. Verify the ID of the intended compute port.

    If you use the CLI to specify a compute port by WWN or iSCSI name, check the WWN or iSCSI name of the compute port.

    REST API: GET /v1/objects/ports

    CLI: port_list

  2. Obtain information about the intended compute port.

    Run either of the following commands with the compute port ID specified.

    If you use the CLI, you can specify the WWN or iSCSI name instead of the compute port ID.

    REST API: GET /v1/objects/ports/<id>

    CLI: port_show