Common command-line switches are listed in the following table. Well this is probably a case of execute permissions. Once I had the utility running, I was able to flash everything with no issues on the first attempt. You can use an IP address or a machine name to identify the host. Didn't try it yet but I'm so confident it will work I marked your answer as correct. 
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Common command switches
You can use an IP address or a machine name to identify the host. As long as you install the Emulex stuff before the HP Agents - it should be fine. The storage system path to the location of lputilnt.eex LUN on the lpurilnt.exe system.
The Proliant Virtual Media is an option, but again I don't know that it would get me any further than I am now. Please enter a title.
When I run the install script logged in as "root" I get this: The list of node machine names and existing igroup names, in pairs. Lputilntt.exe list of drive letters or mount points separated by spaces. Good to have around for that price. A few googles later and I find the Ultimate Boot Disk.
I've spent the lputiont.exe part of 2 days now on what should be an easy task. Why the full path would work versus just calling "lputil" from the same directory doesn't work, is something that I will never understand.
This string takes the following form: The drive type shared or dedicated. For iSCSI, the initiator name takes the form iqn.
Registry fix for lputilnt .exe, emulex utility
When MPIO is running, you can specify up to four node-initiator pairs. Would it be that hard for Emulex to make a small ISO that can be booted to flash the firmware?
Two ways around this. To specify the initiator, type the appropriate WWPN, which you can determine through the lputilnt.
Do not specify the -m switch when running an sdcli command on the local host. Pxelinux, part of the syslinux family, combined with a tftp server like tftpd32 for windows, allows you to boot floppy images over the network.
Is my CD image bad?
When I boot from it I get this pretty red screen with "Illegal OpCode" and a bunch of scarry binary jibberish. The host on which the operation is executed. You get a menu.
I have the same question Show 0 Likes 0. But this is my history with the emulex and what i used to correct the problem. So an offline firmware upgrade seems like the best bet. This tool uses JavaScript and much of it will not work correctly without it loutilnt.exe. Well this is probably a case of execute permissions. Why would "root" have permission denied? I re-downloaded the firmware, made a 2nd CD and tried again with about a dozen permutations of DOS and driver settings.
Common command switches
Separate the character strings that specify hosts and initiators with spaces. If sdcli cannot find the drive letter specified through the -d lputiln.texe, it displays a list of all LUNs connected to the host.
By default files can't be executed directly.
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