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Hold the location of disabled ports
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The PortOrder parameter is used as a state variable to hold the location of disabled ports so that if the disabled port is ever re-enabled, it will be added back to the Ports parameter in its previous position in the list. Here's an example:
State 0:
Ports=Port_1, Port_2, Port_3
State 1 (Admin disabled Port_2)
Ports=Port_1, Port_3
PortOrder=Port_1, Port_2, Port_3
DisabledPorts=Port_2
State 2 (Admin re-enables Port_2)
Ports=Port_1, Port_2, Port_3
PortOrder=Port_1, Port_2, Port_3
Note that this parameter is not directly used to determine which ports are started and what precedence they have. It is only used to remember a previous configuration and to add the newly re-enabled port back to its previous spot in the Ports list. |
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| Default value: None |
| UI equivalent: None |
| Applies to: Servers |
| Valide since: 8.0.0 |
| Documented in: IBM Website |
| Weblink: http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21279003 |
| Key submitted from: Bastian Wieczorek |
