Cisco Systems 57712 사용자 설명서

What to Do Next

Use the KVM to attach virtual media devices to a host.

Configuring Network Mounted vMedia Mapping

Before You Begin

You must log in with admin privileges to perform this task.

Procedure

Purpose

Command or Action

Enters the virtual media command mode.

Server # scope vmedia

Step 1

Maps a CIFS file for vMedia. You must specify the following:

Server /vmedia # map-cifs
{volume-name | remote-share |
remote-file-path [mount options]

Step 2

• Name of the volume to create

• Remote share including IP address and the exported

directory

• Path of the remote file corresponding to the exported

directory.

• (Optional) Mapping options

• Username and password to connect to the server

Maps an NFS file for vMedia. You must specify the
following:

Server /vmedia # map-nfs
{volume-name | remote-share |
remote-file-path} [mount options]

Step 3

• Name of the volume to create

• Remote share including IP address and the exported

directory

• Path of the remote file corresponding to the exported

directory.

• (Optional) Mapping options

Maps an HTTPS file for vMedia. You must specify the
following:

Server /vmedia # map-www
{volume-name | remote-share |
remote-file-path [mount options]

Step 4

• Name of the volume to create

• Remote share including IP address and the exported

directory

• Path of the remote file corresponding to the exported

directory.

• (Optional) Mapping options

Cisco UCS C-Series Servers Integrated Management Controller CLI Configuration Guide, Release 1.5

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Managing Remote Presence

Configuring Network Mounted vMedia Mapping