Changes To The Block Access Management Guide For Iscsi And Fc; Correction To The Dcb Setting Example; Correction To Links In The "Unified Ethernet Network Management" And "What Data Center Bridging Is" Topics; Setting Volume Options For The Autodelete Configuration - IBM N Series Manual

Changes to the Block Access Management Guide for iSCSI and FC

New information has become available since the previous revision of the Data
ONTAP 8.0 7-Mode Block Access Management Guide for iSCSI and FC.
v "Correction to the DCB setting example"
v "Correction to links in the "Unified Ethernet network management" and
"What data center bridging is" topics"
v "Setting volume options for the autodelete configuration"
v "Correction to configure onboard adapters for target mode" on page 139

Correction to the DCB setting example

The result in the topic Displaying DCB settings has an incorrect example. The
Applications column incorrectly lists IP instead of unassigned.
The corrected example is as follows:
Example
system1> dcb priority show e2b
Interface Priority Applications Flow Control PGID
--------- -------- ------------ ------------ ----
e2b
Correction to links in the "Unified Ethernet network management" and
"What data center bridging is" topics
The topics "Unified Ethernet network management" and "What data center
bridging is" provide incorrect links.
The correct links are:
v Technical Report: Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) End-to-End
Deployment Guide - media.netapp.com/documents/TR-3800.pdf
v Data Center Bridging task group - www.ieee802.org/1/pages/
dcbridges.html

Setting volume options for the autodelete configuration

The final step is missing in the procedure "Setting volume options for the
autodelete configuration" topic of "Configuring volumes and LUNs when
using autodelete" section.
Perform the following steps for "Setting volume options for the autodelete
configuration":
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