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     fibreconfig [-r] [-c xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx] [-a AL_PA] [-s port_speed]
                 [-t topology_type] [-l] [-v]


OPTIONS

     The available options are as follows:

     -r          Dynamically updates system settings. Note: Cannot be used in
                 conjunction with -c option.

     -c          Defines the host port used for an operation. By default, if
                 no other options are specified, fibreconfig will display
                 information about the specified host port.

     -a          Sets the AL_PA for specified host port. The AL_PA must be one
                 of the values defined in Table 1.1 located in the examples
                 section.

     -s          Sets speed to [ 1gigabit, 2gigabit, 4gigabit, auto ] for
                 specified host port.

     -t          Sets topology to [ nport, nlport, auto ] for specified host
                 port.

     -l          Lists all known information about all nodes ( controllers,
                 targets, and their LUNs ).

     -v          Display version number.


RETURN VALUES

     Returned Error Code

     0                   No error.

     -50                 Error in user parameter list.


FILES

     /sbin/fibreconfig
             Executable for version 2.0 and later.


EXAMPLES

     1.   Set the AL_PA to 1E for a given host port.

          fibreconfig -c 00:11:22:33:44:55:66:77 -a 1E

     2.   Disable the AL_PA for a given host port.

          fibreconfig -c 00:11:22:33:44:55:66:77 -a FF

     3.   Set the speed to auto for a given host port.

          fibreconfig -c 00:11:22:33:44:55:66:77 -s auto



DIAGNOSTICS

     Return value on exit provides information about the success or failure of
     the utility.


ERRORS

     See return values.


HISTORY

     Last updated February 1, 2005.


BUGS

     Known issues:

     1.   Currently only displays information for Apple shipped Fibre Channel
          cards.

Mac OS X                       October 27, 2004                       Mac OS X

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