Broadcom Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter 6.7 and Later User guide

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October 26, 2020

Emulex

®

HBA Manager Application

for VMware vCenter 6.7 and Later

User Guide

Release 12.8

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 6

1.1 Compatibility .............................................................................................................................................................6

1.2 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................................................7

Chapter 2: Installing, Enabling, and Upgrading the Application .................................................... 8

2.1 Installing the Application .........................................................................................................................................8

2.1.1 Verifying the Installation of the Application .....................................................................................................11

2.2 Enabling ESXi Management...................................................................................................................................13

2.2.1 Requirements..................................................................................................................................................13

2.2.2 Lockdown Mode Feature ................................................................................................................................14

2.2.3 Enabling or Disabling the Application .............................................................................................................14

2.3 Registering and Unregistering the Application....................................................................................................15

2.4 Uninstalling the Application...................................................................................................................................15

2.5 Upgrading or Reinstalling the Application ...........................................................................................................16

Chapter 3: Using the Application .................................................................................................... 18

3.1 Viewing the Application..........................................................................................................................................18

3.2 Window Elements for the Application...................................................................................................................18

Chapter 4: Managing Clusters and Hosts ...................................................................................... 20

4.1 Managing Clusters ..................................................................................................................................................20

4.1.1 Viewing Hosts in a Cluster ..............................................................................................................................20

4.1.2 Viewing Adapters in a Cluster.........................................................................................................................21

4.1.3 Viewing Physical Ports in a Cluster (Host-Centric Mode) ...............................................................................22

4.1.4 Viewing Virtual Ports in a Cluster (Host-Centric Mode) ..................................................................................23

4.2 Managing Hosts ......................................................................................................................................................23

4.2.1 Viewing Host Information for a Single Host ....................................................................................................23

4.3 Viewing Driver Parameters of All Adapters in a Host..........................................................................................24

4.3.1 Configuring Host Driver Parameters ...............................................................................................................26

Chapter 5: Managing Adapters ........................................................................................................ 27

5.1 Viewing Adapter Information .................................................................................................................................27

5.1.1 Configuring Trunking.......................................................................................................................................28

5.2 Viewing Adapter Firmware Information ................................................................................................................29

5.3 Viewing Adapter Dump Information ......................................................................................................................30

Chapter 6: Managing Ports .............................................................................................................. 32

6.1 Viewing Port Information .......................................................................................................................................32

6.1.1 Enabling and Disabling Ports..........................................................................................................................33

6.1.2 Viewing Priority Tagging .................................................................................................................................34

6.2 Viewing Port Statistics ...........................................................................................................................................34

6.3 Viewing Maintenance Information .........................................................................................................................36

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6.3.1 Enabling and Disabling Adapter Boot .............................................................................................................37

6.3.2 Configuring Boot from SAN.............................................................................................................................37

6.3.3 Configuring Advanced Boot from SAN Settings..............................................................................................41

6.3.4 Changing the WWPN and the WWNN............................................................................................................45

6.3.5 Resetting a Port ..............................................................................................................................................47

6.4 Viewing Port Driver Parameter Information..........................................................................................................48

6.4.1 Configuring Port Driver Parameters................................................................................................................49

6.5 Viewing PCI Register Information .........................................................................................................................50

6.6 Viewing Port Vital Product Data ............................................................................................................................50

6.7 Viewing Transceiver Data.......................................................................................................................................51

6.8 Viewing Target Information ....................................................................................................................................53

6.9 Viewing LUN Information .......................................................................................................................................53

6.9.1 Enabling an ExpressLane LUN.......................................................................................................................55

6.9.2 Selecting a Frame Priority...............................................................................................................................56

6.10 Viewing Firmware Parameters .............................................................................................................................56

6.10.1 Configuring the Link Speed on a Port ...........................................................................................................57

6.10.2 Enabling and Disabling FA-PWWN...............................................................................................................58

6.10.3 Enabling and Disabling Dynamic D_Port ......................................................................................................59

6.10.4 Enabling and Disabling 16G-FEC .................................................................................................................60

6.10.5 Changing Topology.......................................................................................................................................60

6.11 Using FC-SP-2 DH-CHAP Authentication ...........................................................................................................61

6.11.1 Deleting Authentication for All Ports .............................................................................................................63

6.11.2 Viewing Saved Authentication Configuration Entities ...................................................................................63

6.11.3 Setting or Changing Secrets .........................................................................................................................64

6.11.4 Changing the Authentication Configuration ..................................................................................................65

6.12 Viewing Flash Contents........................................................................................................................................66

Chapter 7: Updating Firmware ........................................................................................................ 67

7.1 Updating Adapter Firmware ...................................................................................................................................67

7.2 Performing a Batch Firmware Update in Cluster View .......................................................................................70

7.3 Canceling a Firmware Update................................................................................................................................72

Chapter 8: Exporting SAN Information in Cluster View ................................................................ 73

Chapter 9: Using Diagnostics .......................................................................................................... 75

9.1 Running Loopback Tests .......................................................................................................................................75

9.2 Running End-to-End (Echo) Tests.........................................................................................................................77

9.3 Running D_Port Tests ............................................................................................................................................77

9.4 Using an FC Trace Route .......................................................................................................................................80

9.5 Running a POST......................................................................................................................................................82

9.6 Using Beaconing.....................................................................................................................................................82

9.7 Setting Up Diagnostic Test Options......................................................................................................................83

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9.7.1 Setting Up a Test Failure Error Action ............................................................................................................83

9.7.2 Setting Up Test Cycles ...................................................................................................................................83

9.7.3 Setting Up a Test Pattern................................................................................................................................83

9.7.4 Test Status......................................................................................................................................................83

9.8 Saving the Log File .................................................................................................................................................83

9.9 Creating Diagnostic Dumps ...................................................................................................................................84

9.10 Viewing Diagnostic Dump Files...........................................................................................................................85

Chapter 10: Generating and Installing Secured Certificates ........................................................ 89

10.1 SSL Certificate.......................................................................................................................................................89

10.1.1 Generating an SSL Certificate ......................................................................................................................89

10.1.2 Generating a Self-Signed Certificate ............................................................................................................90

10.2 Generating a CSR..................................................................................................................................................91

10.2.1 Generating a CSR for a Server Using the Java Tool ....................................................................................91

10.2.2 Generating and Validating a CSR.................................................................................................................91

10.2.3 Getting an SSL Certificate ............................................................................................................................92

10.2.4 Installing the SSL into the Webserver...........................................................................................................92

Chapter 11: Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................... 94

11.1 Security ..................................................................................................................................................................94

11.1.1 Accepting Blocked Content...........................................................................................................................94

11.1.2 Installing a Security Certificate in Internet Explorer 11 or Later Browsers....................................................94

11.2 Issues and Resolutions ........................................................................................................................................96

Appendix A: License Notices .......................................................................................................... 98

A.1 VI Java SDK ............................................................................................................................................................98

A.2 @webcomponents/custom-elements ..................................................................................................................98

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Chapter 1: Introduction

The Emulex

®

HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter is a comprehensive management utility for Emulex adapters

that provides a powerful, centralized adapter management suite for the VMware vSphere Client. This solution provides

native status monitoring, configuration capability, and online maintenance of Emulex adapters in VMware vCenter 6.7 and

later environments.

NOTE: The Emulex OneCommand

®

Manager application has been renamed as the Emulex HBA Manager application.

However, the following items within the application continue to use OneCommand:

 Kit names

 Script names

 Directory names

 Command names

NOTE: The Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter does not have full management capability. For full

management capability, use the elxvcpcmd CLI (plug-in server path: C:\Program Files\Emulex\OCM for

VMware) or the esxcli utility.

1.1 Compatibility

The Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter requires the HTML5 vSphere Client, and it supports the following

Windows operating systems:

 Windows 10

 Windows Server 2012

 Windows Server 2012 R2

 Windows Server 2016

 Windows Server 2019

For supported versions of operating systems, platforms, and adapters, go to www.broadcom.com.

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1.2 Abbreviations

AL_PA Arbitrated Loop Physical Address

BFS Boot from SAN

CA certificate authority

CIM Common Interface Model

CLI command line interface

CRC cyclic redundancy check

CSR certificate signing request

DNS domain name system or domain name server

FC Fibre Channel

FEC forward error correction

GUI graphical user interface

HBA host bus adapter

HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol

HTTPS Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

I/O input/output

IP Internet Protocol

JEDEC ID Joint Electron Device Engineering Council identification code

KB Kilobyte (1024 bytes)

LIP Loop Initialization Primitive

MOB Managed Object Browser

NOS network operating system

OS operating system

RSA Rivest–Shamir–Adleman

Rx receive

SLI

®

Service Level Interface

SSL Secure Sockets Layer

Tx transmit

URL Uniform Resource Locator

vCSA VMware for vCenter Server Appliance

WWN World Wide Name

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Chapter 2: Installing, Enabling, and Upgrading the Application

The Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter provides real-time management as a plug-in through VMware

vCenter.

NOTE: System performance is directly influenced by the speed and efficiency of the underlying network infrastructure.

Hardware Requirements

 Physical or virtual (x86 or x86_64) servers with a minimum RAM of 2 GB and 250 GB of disk space.

Software Requirements

 Operating system – Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, and Windows Server

2019.

NOTE: On the system where the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter is installed, make sure that the

port numbers configured during the installation are open and dedicated to the application only. No other service

should be listening on this port.

 Emulex CIM provider package version 12.8.x.

 Emulex FC driver version 12.8.x.

 ESXi host (containing the FC HBA cards to be managed), which must be capable of being managed by the vSphere

Client. Refer to the VMware vSphere documentation for information on supported ESXi hosts.

 Driver and firmware requirements.

Go to www.broadcom.com for the latest compatible driver and firmware versions.

2.1 Installing the Application

The Emulex FC driver and the Emulex CIM provider must be installed on your ESXi host before you install the Emulex HBA

Manager application for VMware vCenter. For more information on installing the CIM provider, refer to the Emulex CIM

Provider Package Installation Guide available on www.broadcom.com.

To install the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter in Windows, perform the following steps:

1. Go to www.broadcom.com to download the ELXOCM-VMware-vCenter-<version>-Setup.exe installation file to

your system.

2. Navigate to the system directory to which you downloaded the file.

3. Double-click ELXOCM-VMware-vCenter-<version>-Setup.exe.

The Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter dialog appears.

4. Click Next. The Installation Options dialog with the default installation folder appears (Figure 1).

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Figure 1: Installation Options Dialog

5. Ensure that Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter is selected.

6. Program files install by default to C:\Program Files\Emulex. To change this location, click Browse and navigate to

where you want the program files to reside.

7. Click Install. The Operation in Progress dialog appears. When the process is complete, the Emulex HBA Manager

for VMware vCenter Configuration dialog appears with the default port numbers displayed.(Figure 2).

Figure 2: Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter Configuration Dialog

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NOTE: The Windows firewall setting must allow incoming connections on the HTTP and HTTPS ports that you configure

here.

If a port number is already in use, an indicator appears next to the port number (Figure 3).

Figure 3: Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter Configuration Dialog with Port in Use Indicators

8. Click Next. The Operation in progress dialog appears. When the installation process is complete, a message prompts

you to launch the registration utility.

9. Click Yes. The Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter dialog in appears in a new browser window.

Figure 4: Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter Dialog

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10. Enter the following details for the vCenter Server:

– vCenter Server Name – The IP address of the vCenter Server.

– vCenter Server HTTPS Port – The HTTPS port number of the vCenter Server.

NOTE: The vCenter Server HTTPS port is 443 by default. You can change this value if you have configured a different

HTTPS port while installing the vCenter.

– Username – The user name with required privileges.

– Password – The user password.

11. Click Register to register the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter with a new vCenter Server.

NOTE: You can unregister an existing Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter by clicking Unregister.

NOTE: If you change the host name of the machine that hosts the vCenter Server, you must reinstall the vCenter Server

and reregister.

12. When the operation is successful, a message is displayed. Click OK.

13. Close the browser window. The Installation completed window appears.

14. Click Finish. The application icon is created on the desktop. You do not need to reboot the system.

2.1.1 Verifying the Installation of the Application

To verify the application installation, perform the following steps:

1. Launch a Web browser and enter the IP address of the vCSA.

2. Select LAUNCH VSPHERE CLIENT (HTML5).

3. Enter the credentials for the vCSA. The vSphere Client window displays all hosts managed by the vCSA (Figure 5).

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Figure 5: vSphere Client Window

4. From the vSphere client window Menu, select Administration.

5. From the window’s left panel, select Solutions > Client Plug-Ins (Figure 6).

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Figure 6: vSphere Client Plug-In Window

6. In the Client Plug-In Manager window, note the status of the Emulex HBA Manager application. If the installation is

complete, the status of Emulex HBA Manager is enabled by default.

2.2 Enabling ESXi Management

This section describes how to enable the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter.

NOTE: Refer to the VMware vCenter guide on the VMware website for information on creating a user with required

privileges and changing access permissions for a user in the Active Directory.

2.2.1 Requirements

Only a user with the following specific privileges can read and perform active management in the Emulex HBA Manager

application for VMware vCenter:

 Extension.Register extension to register the application using the registration utility.

 Extension.Unregister extension to unregister the application using the registration utility.

 Host.CIM.CIM Interaction to read and manage data through the application.

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All other users of the ESXi host, including the root user, cannot perform any actions including reading data. If a user without

the required privileges attempts to perform an action in the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter, an error

message is displayed.

NOTE: To configure user roles and assign privileges, refer to the VMware vCenter server guide on the VMware website.

2.2.2 Lockdown Mode Feature

Refer to the vCenter guide on the VMware website for information on enabling and disabling lockdown mode.

If lockdown mode is enabled for an ESXi host, only a user with the required privileges can access the ESXi host and manage

adapters using the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter. All other users, including the root user, do not

have access to the ESXi host.

2.2.3 Enabling or Disabling the Application

The Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter can be enabled or disabled from the Plug-In Management

section.

NOTE: You must have sufficient privileges to access the Plug-In Management section. Refer to the VMware

documentation for information on configuring users and privileges.

To enable the application, perform the following steps:

1. From the vSphere Client window Menu, select Administration.

2. From the window’s left panel, select Client Plug-Ins (Figure 7).

Figure 7: vSphere Client Plug-Ins Window

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3. Select the Emulex HBA Manager radio button.

4. Select Enable or Disable.

2.3 Registering and Unregistering the Application

The application can be registered with more than one vCenter Server.

To register or unregister the application with a new vCenter Server, perform the following steps:

1. Double-click the Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter Registration icon on the desktop. This icon is created

when the application is installed.

The Register/Unregister dialog is displayed (Figure 4).

2. Enter the following details of the vCenter Server:

– vCenter Server Name – The IP address of the vCenter Server.

– vCenter Server HTTPS Port – The HTTPS port number of the vCenter Server.

NOTE: The vCenter Server HTTPS port is 443 by default. Change this value if you configured a different HTTPS port when

you installed the vCenter Server.

– Username – The user name with required privileges.

– Password – The user password.

3. Do one of the following:

– Click Register to register the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter with a new vCenter Server.

or

– Click Unregister to unregister an existing the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter with a

vCenter Server.

NOTE: If you change the host name of the machine hosting the vCenter Server, you must reinstall the vCenter Server and

reregister the host.

NOTE: If the vCenter Server is already registered with another instance of the Emulex HBA Manager application for

VMware vCenter, it is replaced with this server instance.

When the operation is successful, a message is displayed.

4. Click OK and close the window.

2.4 Uninstalling the Application

Before you uninstall the application, you must unregister it from the vCenter Server. For more information, see

Section 2.3, Registering and Unregistering the Application.

CAUTION! When you uninstall the application, ensure that you do not delete the default configuration and log files that are

stored in the %TEMP%\Emulex\OCM for VMware directory. If these files are deleted, all historical information

of active management performed from the host is permanently lost.

To uninstall the application in a Windows system, perform the following steps:

1. Navigate to the system directory to which you downloaded the ELXOCM-VMware-vCenter-<version>-Setup.exe

file.

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2. Double-click the ELXOCM-VMware-vCenter-<version>-Setup.exe file. The Emulex HBA Manager for VMware

vCenter dialog prompts you to reinstall or uninstall the application. Select Uninstall the application completely and

click Next. A progress popup is displayed. A message indicating the detection of the application appears.

3. Click OK.

When uninstallation is complete, the Uninstallation Completed window is displayed.

4. Click Finish. You do not need to reboot the system.

NOTE: You can also uninstall the application from the Programs and Features window.

2.5 Upgrading or Reinstalling the Application

To upgrade or reinstall the application in a Windows system, perform the following steps:

1. Navigate to the system directory to which you downloaded the ELXOCM-VMware-vCenter-<version>-Setup.exe

file.

2. Double-click ELXOCM-VMware-vCenter-<version>-Setup.exe.

The Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter dialog prompts you to upgrade/reinstall or uninstall the application.

3. Select Upgrade/Re-install the application and click Next.

The Installation Options window with the previous installation folder location appears (Figure 1).

4. Ensure that Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter is selected.

5. To change the installation folder location, click Browse and navigate to where you want the program files to reside.

6. Click Install on the Installation Options window.

The operation in progress window appears. When the installation process is complete, the Emulex HBA Manager for

VMware vCenter Configuration dialog appears (Figure 8).

Figure 8: Emulex HBA Manager for VMware vCenter Configuration Dialog

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If the application was installed earlier with port numbers other than the defaults provided, those configured ports are

shown. If the port numbers are already in use, a popup appears next to the port number.

NOTE: The Windows firewall setting must allow incoming connections on the HTTP and HTTPS ports that you configure.

7. Follow the instructions and complete the installation with Step 8 to Step 13 of Section 2.1, Installing the Application.

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Chapter 3: Using the Application

The Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter displays the network at the cluster level or at the host level.

3.1 Viewing the Application

After you are logged on to the VMware vCenter Server, the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter is located

under the Configure tab for a particular host that you select in the client.

To launch the Emulex HBA Manager application for VMware vCenter, perform the following steps:

1. Log on to the vCenter Server. The home page is displayed.

2. Navigate to an ESXi cluster or host in the Navigation pane, and select the cluster or host whose information you want

to view.

3. Select the Configure tab to access the application.

NOTE: Closing the menu on the Configure tab increases the size of the application window.

3.2 Window Elements for the Application

The window elements are depicted for the cluster view (Figure 9) and the host view (Figure 10).

Figure 9: Cluster View with Callouts

In cluster view, select items in the Emulex Device Management menu to display information about that item. For example,

you can view information for discovered hosts, adapters, ports, and vPorts. You can also download firmware to multiple

adapters and ports, and you can export SAN information.

Emulex HBA Manager

Device Management Menu

Emulex HBA Manager

Windows

Help Menu

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Figure 10: Host View with Callouts

In host view, select items in the Emulex Device discovery-tree to display information about that item. For example, you can

view information for discovered hosts, adapters, ports, and vPorts. You can also configure trunking, download firmware,

perform diagnostics tests, and more.

Emulex HBA Manager

Discovery-Tree

Emulex HBA Manager

Tabs

Help Menu

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Chapter 4: Managing Clusters and Hosts

This chapter pertains to viewing cluster and host information.

4.1 Managing Clusters

From within a cluster, you can view information about:

 Hosts in a cluster

 Adapters that belong to hosts in a cluster

 Physical ports in host-centric mode

 Virtual ports in host-centric mode

 Physical ports in fabric-centric mode

Figure 9 displays the main elements of the cluster view.

4.1.1 Viewing Hosts in a Cluster

Hosts in a cluster view display all the discovered ESXi hosts with installed Emulex FC CIM providers. The table provides

options to sort and filter any column.

NOTE: It is best practice for all hosts to use the same version of CIM providers and drivers.

To view information about hosts in a cluster, perform the following steps:

1. Select a cluster in the VMware vSphere Client discovery-tree and, if applicable, select the Configure tab.

2. From the Emulex Device Management menu, select Hosts (Figure 11).

To filter information for a host within a cluster field, perform the following steps:

1. Use the Filter options list to filter information.

a. Search by any column title by selecting the title from the Filter options list.

b. To further narrow the search, enter a value in the field to the right of the Filter options list. You can also enter a

wildcard for this field.

c. Click Search.

2. Click Clear to clear the search criteria.

3. Click Refresh to refresh the information. If a host is added to the currently selected cluster, the host information is

refreshed.

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