NAME
createvt - Creates a virtual target
SYNOPSIS
[Solaris OS/Linux OS]
Case of VS900 Model 200
/opt/FJSVssmgr/sbin/vscmcmd createvt -t virtual-target-name -x virtual-box-name -s switch-name /opt/FJSVssmgr/sbin/vscmcmd createvt -h
Other case of VS900 Model 200
/opt/FJSVssmgr/sbin/vscmcmd createvt -t virtual-target-name -x virtual-box-name -s "switch-name(host-name)" /opt/FJSVssmgr/sbin/vscmcmd createvt -h
[Windows OS]
Case of VS900 Model 200
$INS_DIR\Manager\opt\FJSVssmgr\sbin\vscmcmd.exe createvt -t virtual-target-name -x virtual-box-name -s switch-name
$INS_DIR\Manager\opt\FJSVssmgr\sbin\vscmcmd.exe createvt -h
Other case of VS900 Model 200
$INS_DIR\Manager\opt\FJSVssmgr\sbin\vscmcmd.exe createvt -t virtual-target-name -x virtual-box-name -s "switch-name(host-name)"
$INS_DIR\Manager\opt\FJSVssmgr\sbin\vscmcmd.exe createvt -h
($INS_DIR means "Program Directory" specified at the Manager installation.)
DESCRIPTION
This command creates a virtual target.
Execute this command as the administrator for the operating system (that is, with “Administrator” or “root” privileges).
OPTIONS
Specify the name of the virtual target to be created.
Specify a string consisting of between 1 and 32 alphanumeric characters and underscore characters.
Specify the name of the virtual enclosure where the virtual target is to be created.
Specify the name of the virtualization switch that will be associated with the virtual target.
For the VS900 Model 200, specify the virtualization switch name.
For virtualization switches other than the VS900 Model 200, specify “virtualization switch name (host name)” enclosed in double quotation marks.
Indicates how to use the command.
EXAMPLES
Creating a virtual target called “VT” that is associated with the virtualization switch “switch001” on the virtual enclosure “VBOX”.
# /opt/FJSVssmgr/sbin/vscmcmd createvt -t VT -x VBOX -s "switch001(vsce1)" Command terminated normally.
EXIT STATUS
0: The creation of the virtual target has terminated normally.
1: The creation of the virtual target has terminated abnormally.
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